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    Hi From the Great White North

    Manitoba eh? I lived in S/W Manitoba most of my life. Now I live in Alberta. Welcome aboard!! Brad:D
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    My LHBS doesn't give a $#!t ! New recommendation.

    Listen if anyone is worried about having to buy bulk, let me know as I would be willing to share a bag of specialties. Probably a bag of 2 row would be a good size to have.......but may be a little much for other malts. Nice to know about that store, thanks for the info. I am looking at...
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    Record And History Keeping Methods-Or Lack Of

    I am just starting, but from everything I have been reading seems its pretty important to have a good system or database to keep track. I purchased ProMash as it covers all calculations and you can input all your recipes and save them. Its quite an extensive program.....and is fairly cheap to...
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    Hello from Alberta

    That is "beer drinkin bastards" to you buddy!! LOL!! I brewed one kit, the pour it out of the bag and add yeast type kit. Thats it, I am done with that! and moving on to all grain. A buddy of mine in Grande Prairie has been brewing for quite a number of years. He makes some awesome award...
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    Hello from Alberta

    Cochrane, Alberta. Cowboy country. And no I don't own a horse......LOL! Where is everyone from in Alberta? :mug:
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    Hello from Alberta

    Just joined this forum today. My home is Alberta, Canada. Hello all ! :mug: es355lucille
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    My 2 cents for newbies...

    brewman - Thanks for all the great information. Nice post I will have to print that out and review it closer, as I am a true newbie. I was always told that the larger the batch the better, so this will help me get started quicker......and will be a lot of fun to brew many different brews as...
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