Don't get me wrong I certainly do not think I know everything there is to know about brewing beer. I have however been brewing for several years and have dozens of successful batches under my belt. I also do a lot of research and reading. I read some reviews on the book and several brewers referred to it as wonderful reference book that you will never outgrow. What have your experiences been with the book? I'm only asking because I got an amazon gift card for Xmas and plan on buying beer books. The majority of the books I buy with be advanced stuff like, "Yeast." I was just wondering if a homebrewer in my position would benifit enough from palmer's book to justify including it on my purchase.
Also, While you're here include any books you think are essentail or have been personal faves of yours.
P.S. Yeast, Radical Brewing, American Sour Beers, Brewing Porters and Stouts, Brewing Smoked Beers are all in my cart right now.
Also, While you're here include any books you think are essentail or have been personal faves of yours.
P.S. Yeast, Radical Brewing, American Sour Beers, Brewing Porters and Stouts, Brewing Smoked Beers are all in my cart right now.