Brewing in Oregon and finally joined

[We4nolans]

I‘ve been brewing now for about 2 years and finally decided I should join.

I started with extract brewing and got tired of taking over the kitchen for the better part of a day. About a year ago I picked up a Brewzilla that allowed me to transition to all grain. I’ve been working to improve my efficiency and between lurking here and advice from my local home brew shop am seeing improvements. My preference is for stouts and porters so that is what I typically brew.

Excited to continue to learn and grow. Hopefully improving so I can contribute.

Matt in Oregon

 

[shoengine]

Awesome, let that malt shine, Matt!

 

[bmac8]

I‘ve been brewing now for about 2 years and finally decided I should join.

I started with extract brewing and got tired of taking over the kitchen for the better part of a day. About a year ago I picked up a Brewzilla that allowed me to transition to all grain. I’ve been working to improve my efficiency and between lurking here and advice from my local home brew shop am seeing improvements. My preference is for stouts and porters so that is what I typically brew.

Excited to continue to learn and grow. Hopefully improving so I can contribute.

Matt in Oregon

I'm in West Linn. Just got a really good system that will allow my first all-grain. It's a huge jump from what I thought I understood about brewing. Starting all over.

 

[wallyLOZ]

Welcome from Missouri!

There's a forum dedicated to automated brewing, if you haven't already found it.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forums/automated-brewing-forum.235/
Good luck and keep us posted on your progress.

 

[ncbrewer]

Welcome from NC.