The Moment of Truth

After a few weeks of waiting impatiently, today was the day to taste my first finished brew. I admit I was nervous even to the point of not wanting to open the first bottle for fear of lack of carbonation. Well the bottle went hiss, the beer poured with a nice head and beautiful color. And the taste was simply wonderful. Now with my first brew being a complete success I am ready to dive headstrong into my new obsession.:rockin:

Looks like a winner. Now go drink some more.

Hey, we have a set of those same glasses. They work great for 12 ounces

Congrats!!

Where did those glasses come from? They are sharp lookin.

Homebrew Heaven!

nutty_gnome said:

Where did those glasses come from? They are sharp lookin.

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I honestly don't remember. My wife just appeared with a set of 4 one day. Knowing here, they probably came from Target.

Edit: Yep, looks like target, although I don't see the plain ones on their web site. Just a few etched versions like this

Those glasses came from the dollar store. Dollar Tree to be exact.

Set of 4: $4

Nice! Looks very tasty.

Welcome to the obsession... it's all downhill from here!

-Steve

marubozo said:

Hey, we have a set of those same glasses. They work great for 12 ounces

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Hahaha. That's funny when I looked at the picture the first time I didn't realize it but we have the same glasses as well. Ours are from Kohls..... It was great going glass shopping with the wifey.

Looks great. I think this is how it usually turns out for the ones that can wait. When I opened my first batch after waiting 3 weeks and it poured like that, I couldn't quit grinning like a fool for days.

There's nothing quite like the sheer joy of cracking that first bottle and realizing that YOU carbonated something. And not just any something, but beer!

CaptYesterday said:

There's nothing quite like the sheer joy of cracking that first bottle and realizing that YOU carbonated something. And not just any something, but beer!

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Not quite. The yeast carbonated it.... you just gave them the environment they needed to do it.