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Well i just learned one of my first lessons when actually brewing your own beer not from a kit. When you add your bittering hops in the wort boils up, alot. Oh P.S. for those of you who don't know yet (I'm sure everyone already does) that stuff is REALLY sticky. 1 lesson down, 2000 to go.

Since it's so strong would it be smart to just use a bit of it and pair it with something else, maybe brown sugar or just a bit more DME?

Has anyone ever tried using pure maple syrup in one of their brews. I was thinking of trying a little bit of it in my next brew to just kinda mix things up and keep experimenting.

Hey everyone, i've just recently started posting here on the forum and so far it has been great. All the info i've got has been great. Thanks again everyone. Well anyway, i've just recently started brewing. I've only gotten 2 done ones under my belt and a cherry wheat in the primary right...

Thanks a bunch yooper chick, I see about giving that recipe a go. bitteral, thanks for that. I didn't know that there were some recipes like that towards the end. Those seem like some pretty good but still really simple recipes. Thanks again everyone for all your help.

lefteye, I'll be moving on to all grain here some time soon but for a bit i'd like to get to know a little bit more of the easy stuff and kinda get a good footing before i get all the way in. I guess I'd just like to stick my foot in the water before i dive right in. Yooper Chick If you...

I have begun to read the howtobrew.com ebook and there has been alot of good information in there so far, very good read. I've also bought a book online a little bit ago and it should be here withing a couple days. Well for right now i would like to stick with LME. I like a beer that isn't...

Well this being my first post i'll introduce my self a bit. I just recently started brewing beer. If finished one batch and as we speak am drinking my second. My third is a cherry wheat beer. All so far have been kits from the Mr. Beer kegs. All of which i have modified a little bit (the...