Hey! from New Jersey

mgblaskewicz · Oct 16, 2009

So I've done a TON of research on home brewing but have yet to try it. I'm currently trying to get my hands on equipment and ingredients, but I will definitely be using this site for recipes and troubleshooting! I look foward to contributing!

killian · Oct 16, 2009

welcome aboard! what books are you starting out with?

CaptKiRkLeS · Oct 16, 2009

I'll be right behind you mg. Suggestions on books would be great, as I do not have many resources yet.

mgblaskewicz · Oct 16, 2009

The book I plan to use (plan to pick it up once I get some time to myself) is How to Brew by John Palmer. A friend of mine says its the beginner's brew bible. I think its around $15 at Barnes and Noble.

If someone else has any suggestions I'm more than open to them.

Bobby_M · Oct 16, 2009

Tri-state area blowin up.

its_manbearpig · Oct 17, 2009

Yo! You should check out the Brewer's Apprentice if you can in Freehold.
http://www.brewapp.com

brewslut · Oct 18, 2009

Welcome to the addiction...How to brew is a great book.I reccomend read all that you can here and in books and also brew with a friend who has some exp,that is a great help to get your hands dirty and see how its done first hand.where in NJ are you?

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