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Within the last month I have done my first and second AG. Now I am retarded and it was crazy easy! I do suggest you keep some DME around in case you have lower than expected gravity.

Thank you all for the kind words! A few months before I came home I had bought a few All-Grain kits. Now I have always brewed extract, so this will be a fun summer. I have alredy brewed two of four kits, and will be brewing a third this weekend.

I have recently had Wyeast already smack and at full inflation. I freaked and pitched some Coppers I had on stand-by. What it sounds like is that I should have made a starter first, then waited with the Coppers just in case.

I have been using Coppers ale yeast almost exclusively. I have just started brew All grain and Partial mash, and when I bought the kits I bought some Coopers as well. Just in case and because I am used to it.

I like to boil a gallon or two just for this. Not until recently have I been concerned with hiting my numbers. I would just pour #6 DME and boil.

The hardest lesson I learned was patience! That and to not tell people you have a beer coming soon.

I would like to take the time to introduce myself again. My last intro was a year ago. So was my last post. And that was an introduction then too. Since then I was on a deployment and have had very little brewing in my life. I intend to read through the beginners beer forums and hanging out...

Thank you Sir, I hope to be able to take a lot from here and put it to use. I should cus' i've already used loads of info before.

Hello, My name is Mark and I happen to be a soldier in the US Army. I began home brewing three years ago. I desperately needed a hobby and had been interested in home brewing for years. My first brew was a can of Coopers Draught. Not that great, but I liked that I was drinking a beer I...