first brew is fermenting

[bginder]

this is awsome. cant wait to bottle.

 

[avidhomebrewer]

Get your second batch going soon; your first will go quickly!

 

[Suthrncomfrt1884]

this is awsome. cant wait to bottle.

Do yourself a favor and don't rush it. I know it sucks waiting even two weeks for your first batch, but leaving it in primary for 4 weeks, then another 2-3 in bottles will do sooo much more for your beer.

 

[jonmohno]

I agree with the 4 week primary.Although most my beers i do 3. I did an ipa and stout and have noticed how much better they tasted because i did them 4 weeks. I mean i checked them early(1 week-2) after priming and they tasted incredible compared to the others that i felt were just ok so far.Expect 6 weeks before they start tasting really good. In the mean time make more and try some new beers/stlyles.
learn from your mistakes early. use the search thread and find out what you can do to make it better.Unfortunatley a kit is not going to tell you how to do everything that will make the best tasting beer.

 

[peachwein]

+1 to avid, and sutherns comments... Establishing a pipeline early will help you develop that much sought after beer gut ( chicks dig them, don't let them fool you)

 

[buckeyebrewer]

+1 to avid, and sutherns comments... Establishing a pipeline early will help you develop that much sought after beer gut ( chicks dig them, don't let them fool you)

I always say "I'm just building a shed over my tool"

 

[Suthrncomfrt1884]

I always say "I'm just building a shed over my tool"

Haha!

 

[DogFace_Brewing]

Get your second batch going soon; your first will go quickly!

Oh he has no idea how fast!!!