JordanKnudson
Well-Known Member
I'm sure I'll get slammed but I see no reason to go all grain. I just brewed my 28th batch of extract beer this morning and I expect it to be as good/great as previous batches. If it's not broke, don't fix it. I'm enjoying a extract Caribou Slobber brown ale right now and can't think of anything I'd rather be drinking. JMO
I don't see any reason why you'd get slammed. Your process and style work for you, and that's what is important.
This whole hobby is such that you can geek out to whatever level matches your personality, but still make great beer regardless of how simple or overwrought your brewing style is (mr. beer being more or less the dead simple end of the spectrum, a triple decoction with a separate cereal mash being somewhere near the other end). But not everyone is in the hobby for the same reasons, nor do we all necessarily have the same interests and focuses within brewing, so what works for me might seem unnecessary to you, and what works for you might not be the thing that piques my interest in brewing. But assuming that we are both skilled at our own process, we'll both be able to sit down and crack open some quality homebrew at the end of a couple weeks.