Cheesy thank you thread

[40watt]

There is no freakin' way that in a mere six batches, my beer would have gone from distinctly @ss flavored to tasty nectar of the gods, without the hbt contributors.

In fact, my last three batches were very good. Due to hours of reading and soaking up knowledge, I was well prepared for my first all grain batch. Despite living in an area devoid of support from fellow homebrewers, I was able to take part in group buys for several bags of grain. I was able to choose my equipment wisely.

There is so much info here, I didn't even need to ask questions. I just kept looking, and found answers to questions I didn't even know to ask. My beer is not perfect. Now I can focus on repeatability, and better clarity...things of that nature.

I feel like this kind of progress could have taken years left to my own devices. So anyway, I'm done fellating hbt now.

 

[forstmeister]

There are many of us who feel the same way, we just didn't take the time to put it in words. I know that this site has helped me immensely, which is why I decided to pony up the dough to go Premium (as I see you have too). I try to be helpful when I can, and in return I just hope that I will be fortunate when looking for help in the future.

Prost!

 

[Yooper]

This forum taught me to brew, so I'm so grateful also. Of course, I'm $2500 or so poorer because when I came on this forum I had a couple of buckets and carboys and some airlocks and now I have an all electric 10 gallons HERMS.

But the beer is better, that's for sure!