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  1. wallyLOZ

    New member

    Welcome from Missouri!
  2. wallyLOZ

    Longtime beer drinker, newbie brewer

    Welcome from Missouri! Sounds like you're off to a great start. Keep us posted on your journey.
  3. wallyLOZ

    Old brewer, new member, on a Kölsch pilgrimage

    Welcome from Missouri! Another fan of Kolsch. Haven't attempted to make one from my own recipe. Maybe this will be the inspiration to try. Cheers!
  4. wallyLOZ

    I am a new member!

    Welcome from Missouri!
  5. wallyLOZ

    New member

    Welcome from Missouri!
  6. wallyLOZ

    Hi, I'm Ian

    Welcome to HBT!
  7. wallyLOZ

    New member in Asia

    Welcome to HBT!
  8. wallyLOZ

    New member

    Welcome from Missouri!
  9. wallyLOZ

    New member from Maine

    Welcome from Missouri!
  10. wallyLOZ

    First set of modern equipment

    Must agree with all of the advice above. One that I feel should be emphasized is the 110v system. I've got an Advantco 110v induction burner. With a five gallon batch it's painstakingly slow. I've since dropped down to 2.5 gallon batches and it works great for that size. Can't comment on the...
  11. wallyLOZ

    New member, hi there!!

    Welcome to HBT!
  12. wallyLOZ

    New member. Hello everyone

    Welcome to HBT!
  13. wallyLOZ

    Womble

    Welcome to HBT!
  14. wallyLOZ

    Old but new…

    Welcome to HBT!
  15. wallyLOZ

    Hello from Ontario.

    Welcome from Missouri!
  16. wallyLOZ

    Long time brewer, long time lurker

    Welcome from Missouri!
  17. wallyLOZ

    First time brewer, complete noob H-Town Texas

    Welcome to HBT! Also a fan of the Inkbird. I tend to set up temps at the lower end of the yeasts range. I brew mostly ales with a 62F setting. Have never needed heat, since my basement temps are between 65-75 year round. Also leave beer in the fermenter for 3 weeks, bottle and wait another 3...
  18. wallyLOZ

    Buck-KY just joined

    Welcome from Missouri!
  19. wallyLOZ

    Thanks for having me

    Welcome from Missouri!
  20. wallyLOZ

    hiiiiii

    Welcome to HBT!
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