Gadget369
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Since I am a beginner I will post here first. I am new to this hobby/way of life and just want to say hello. Great forum and plenty of good info here. Thanx
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Brewsmith
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Welcome aboard! 
Wheat King
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hey-oooooh!
welcome, the people here rule.
welcome, the people here rule.
disaffected
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Greetings. I'm new too.
The beer-drinking way-of-life part I have down solid. I've been practicing it for many years, and you know what they say.... As for the brewing part, I'm just beginning my journey!
The beer-drinking way-of-life part I have down solid. I've been practicing it for many years, and you know what they say.... As for the brewing part, I'm just beginning my journey!
Reverend JC
2500 gallons year to date
A post earlier said that the searches will answer most of your questions, but as a fairly new brewer i must tell, when someone answers a question that you have specifically asked you get the the specific answer. As such, im sure i will get flamed for this, but i never search when i want a specific answer for my specific question. I can find a generic answer by using google if i wanted too.
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Ryan_PA
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Hello. I am as new to this as you are, but I read a post on this board that recommended reading John Palmer's book "How to Brew: Everything You Need To Know To Brew Beer Right The First Time". I ordered it from Amazon that day and have been eagerly reading it since it cam on Monday. This book is great. you can get as much, or as little information as you want out of it. I would reccommend picking a copy of it up.
There is alot of John's information on his website, but I feel the hard copy, with the additional information and illustrations, make it a worthwile addition to your library.
Also, hello there local, where in Philly?
There is alot of John's information on his website, but I feel the hard copy, with the additional information and illustrations, make it a worthwile addition to your library.
Also, hello there local, where in Philly?
rdwj
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I'll second the suggestion to get a hard copy of "How to Brew: Everything You Need To Know To Brew Beer Right The First Time".
For the 15 bucks it costs on amazon, It's WELL worth the money.
For the 15 bucks it costs on amazon, It's WELL worth the money.
Engelramm
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Welcome!
I'm fairly new too (on my 4th batch) and I found lots of good info from Palmer's book, but what helped me the most was The Complete Joy of Homebrewing by Charlie Papazian. It's a very relaxing read.
As far as the people I have met on this board, they rock! :rockin:
I have read some boards (on various topics) where you will get flamed for just about anything you say. It doesn't seem to be like that here.
I'm fairly new too (on my 4th batch) and I found lots of good info from Palmer's book, but what helped me the most was The Complete Joy of Homebrewing by Charlie Papazian. It's a very relaxing read.
As far as the people I have met on this board, they rock! :rockin:
I have read some boards (on various topics) where you will get flamed for just about anything you say. It doesn't seem to be like that here.
