bunky28
Member
I bought a 5 gal home brew kit about ten years ago, tried a few different recipes and then lost interest. Met a new brew buddy 
who has a love of IPA's like I do and we got back into it. It's a lot more fun brewing with a friend even if you do have to split the proceeds
. He has some professional brewing friends in the local breweries, and was able to score some "larger scale" equipment and now we are brewing 15 gal at a time. We both like our own home brewed IPA better than anything we can buy, and are having a fun time trying different hop combinations. After finding this forum, I found I still have a lot to learn, but have already learned a huge amount from the posters here! I have a kegorator and just got a couple corny kegs so that is the next step for me. I am also growing my own hops so this fall will be fun! Thanks in advance to everyone here who will be teaching me
who has a love of IPA's like I do and we got back into it. It's a lot more fun brewing with a friend even if you do have to split the proceeds. He has some professional brewing friends in the local breweries, and was able to score some "larger scale" equipment and now we are brewing 15 gal at a time. We both like our own home brewed IPA better than anything we can buy, and are having a fun time trying different hop combinations. After finding this forum, I found I still have a lot to learn, but have already learned a huge amount from the posters here! I have a kegorator and just got a couple corny kegs so that is the next step for me. I am also growing my own hops so this fall will be fun! Thanks in advance to everyone here who will be teaching me
from Illinois...
