If retired and you brew clap your hands
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gwinn758
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I’ve actually brewed less so far this summer. I guess I always have the tomorrow available that I didn’t before.
I was retired when I started brewing.
Anyhowe
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Wow. That’s a whole different process then!
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I retired a year or so after I started brewing. The only thing that’s changed is that I can brew on any suitable day and I brew about every 10-14 days on average.
I’ve also had time to expand my brewery and upgrade my equipment.
I’ve also had time to expand my brewery and upgrade my equipment.
- I can pretty much pick when I want to brew.
- I can control the temperature really well in the swamp cooler.
- I have lots of time to read HBT and other brewing resources.
- On the negative side, I now have a ruptured disc and had to give up all-grain brewing - my back couldn't stand the longer brew day.
- I can control the temperature really well in the swamp cooler.
- I have lots of time to read HBT and other brewing resources.
- On the negative side, I now have a ruptured disc and had to give up all-grain brewing - my back couldn't stand the longer brew day.
Boalmjpd
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I am so busy I had to prioritize brewing ahead of other activities.
