you mean this isn't the 12 step program? I guess I'm doomed but acceptance is the first step.
I used to homebrew, but when the kids were little I had other priorities all of a sudden. Now I have kids in and out of college, with the encouragement of my wife (she is probably sick of me having nothing to do and bugging her) I started brewing again this spring.
I tried a stout with the addition of some cherry smoked malt, really good. I have a batch in secondary with some peat smoked malt right now I also have a bitters in its second week of primary, an American Brown ale in the fermenter tonight, an IPA bottled Friday, and have finished the last bottle of my first attempt back in home brewing, a nice bitters. The trouble is, my wife and daughters (and associated boyfriends) keep drinking everything. I've got to go both to kegs and full grain brewing.
I'm hoping for some father's day toys.
(Oh, I'm from Vermont, a great state for some interesting craft brewing).
I used to homebrew, but when the kids were little I had other priorities all of a sudden. Now I have kids in and out of college, with the encouragement of my wife (she is probably sick of me having nothing to do and bugging her) I started brewing again this spring.
I tried a stout with the addition of some cherry smoked malt, really good. I have a batch in secondary with some peat smoked malt right now I also have a bitters in its second week of primary, an American Brown ale in the fermenter tonight, an IPA bottled Friday, and have finished the last bottle of my first attempt back in home brewing, a nice bitters. The trouble is, my wife and daughters (and associated boyfriends) keep drinking everything. I've got to go both to kegs and full grain brewing.
I'm hoping for some father's day toys.
(Oh, I'm from Vermont, a great state for some interesting craft brewing).