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i really like the look of your labels. I especially like the duke of earl one im actually looking to do something similar with a logo for my home brew brewery name. Im completely new and should probably be focusing on basics of brewing still rather then labels but its just so cool to think of...

Thanx everyone. Yeah I've heard 95-105 degrees F is the range just heard different amounts of water in different directions some say a cup others say 1/2 a cup.. And as far steps some say let sit 15 then stir then sit another 15 and pitch some say just wait 5 min then pitch others recommend...

Thanx, I've seen some say to follow directions on the packet but my last kit had no directions on the yeast packet. If it does next time ill definitely refer to tht

So I know a lot of brewers don't do this and still have successful batches but I am choosing to rehydrate my dry yeast the next batch I make... So tht being said I've seen different instructions for this I have John palmers how to brew and read his way and have seen other ways as well online at...

Thnx a lot now I have a visual. I myself am hispanic and live in Southern California so finding the first ones should not be a problem haha

Also one quick question you said tht canned pumpkin comes pre roasted, while researching I've seen videos in which people spread the canned pumpkin on a baking sheet and put it in the oven, would you say thts not needed or a waste of time being tht it comes pre roasted

Thnx for the info I've heard people recommend canned pumpkin because the convenience and they've seen great results, but I guess I just have this thing about wanting to use the real deal..but if I can't find the one you've recommended I might just go canned. Also I'm fairly new to home brewing...

I decided on brewing a pumpkin ale for my next batch. I opted to go with actual pumpkin not just pumpkin spice or canned pumpkin. I would like some advice on what type of pumpkin is best to use when brewing. I'm not sure the importance of the choice in pumpkin but I'd like to give my self the...

I read this when looking into wether I should or not and its what made me decide I wanted to rehydrate to give my beer the best chance at a healthy fermentation. The only thing tht scares me off is tht I'm a newb and its said its easy for new brewers to botch the rehydrating process.... And I've...

Do you guys recommend this?? I've seen videos on YouTube and I'm thinking of doing it for my second batch. I bought a northern brewer kit tht came with safale US -05 ale yeast which on the packet says PITCHING: sprinkle into wort. Does this mean I can't rehydrate or shouldn't?

These look awesome how did you create them?

Really like these how did you make them?

What program did you use to make these?? by far my favorite in this thread !

Just cracked open and tried first batch of home brew after it sitting for 2 weeks. Some bottles carbonated well others not at all.. And taste very flat ? What Can I do to avoid this next time.

What about brown sugar ? Would tht wrk? And does it come through at all or add anything to the beer?

I would love them!! sorry for getting back so late hadn't check hbt all day..

Than I saw their DVD's offered on the northern brewers website too. I think I may check them out.

So being tht I'm new to home-brewing I just recently discovered northern brewing company's site when i found out they have their kits recipes Available to view, thnx to this forum.. So as I was on their I was looking at all they had to offer and saw tht they had DVDs available on pretty much...

Thank Thts a lot of help I'm definitely going to use the recipe forum here once I get a feel and toss out some recipe ideas for the others on here to help with.. For now I'm going to try the websites you mention before I invest in a good book, it's cool tht nb offers their recipes free... It...

New to brewing and not experienced enough to really build my own recipes. I do have a good idea of the styles I like to drink and would like to make. I'd feel more comfortable getting a detailed and tested recipe. What source can I find on the web outside of here.