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I'm starting number 2 literally planned it out while botteling my first its addictive.

Thanks for the input I'm pretty lucky to have homebrewit.com in my backyard literally 5 min from my house only downside us they aren't open until wed. But they havr a very nice store and are really helpful.

Okay so I bottled my first beer today its a Thomas coopers dry Irish stout, looks and smells great. But the problem is what to do for my next brew. These are the kits I've been looking at and am just curious if anyone has tried them if so what were your results? AMERICAN CREAM ALE Brewers...

I might get best but gumball head loved the box art and the bottles and caps but just want for me.

Congrads and good luck!

Really good post for new brewers. I have learned a lot that most books won't show or explain.

I would think that wouldn't be a high enough temprature to truely steam sanatize unless its a commercial grade.

There was no call for a secondary on it which I thought was strange since but then again this is my first time brewing.

So my first batch is in the carboy I put it in on Saturday and I followed the formula exact but the sheet says allow to ferment 7-10 days. So would I be best to split the middle or wait it out the 10 days?

Oh Ok thanks for the input I'll let it sit. I've been feeling like a kid at Christmas so impatient waiting on this.

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So I'm brewing my first batch its Thomas Coopers Irish stout extract kit. Once I had it all mixed together I sealed it up the next morning I had some fermentation and bubbling. This went on for 24hrs even getting very active at times but then I woke up this morning to nothing no bubbles at all...

well I woke up to the bubbles of fermentation so at least I know I'm kind of headed in the right direction.

Out of the woods brewery I live on the edge of the woods, it seemed fitting and I just liked the name when I read a comic called sweet tooth out of the woods.

thanks for the support! it went smoothly here are some photos from the brew itself. water added to the mix almost ready to be stirred with the yeast on top with the yeast stirred in before sealing it up. Now all I have to do is wait.....

Ok so kit purchased and tonight I brew I've read books, posts, articles. Now time to try my hand at it. I'll be taking photos the whole way through.

Oh i've read a few books now that parts easy its deciding on where/how to go from there I'm having issues with

Hey my name is jeff I found this forum and have been thinking of being my own beer. Ive been looking at a few kits to do so. I love craft beer my favorites are stouts. I was wondering if any of you pros can point me in the direction toward some good kits. I've sign some on amazon but just not...