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Hi, I don't post here much, mostly just read a lot. However, I am on the committee for the 2nd annual Sequatchie Brewfest being held on June 11th, in South Pittsburg Tn. I am looking for homebrewers to attend the event and showcase their beers. There is no fee for entry, and homebrewers will...

Here's one i brought back from Missouri. Not bad, good malt, good hops.

I live in Alabama, I'm in Missouri right now for a few days. I had to come this far to find it.

I finally found a place that sells it. Delicious! Definitely will be making this.

I'm studying to get my technician license now, just finding time to study is the hard part. I have a book and a couple of apps downloaded on my phone to help and can take the practice tests, so i can study whever I'm at.

I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you can get on the water somewhere, kayaking is a lot of fun. My family enjoys it, and I take our boy scout troop on the water often.

We actually have 5 kayaks and a canoe. We do day trips and multi-day trips on the rivers and lakes here. We just did a 50 miler on the Buffalo river in Tn this past summer. Haven't done any fishing from them, just touring around.

Awsome! Enjoy it!

I do it to keep it from touching the bottom, to keep it from scorching in case I have to fire up the burner. I scorched one bag already from it touching the bottom, I have a single jet fire burner, so it gets hot.

I'm in Alabama, so we can go thru 3 seasons in one day, plus rain. People are out mowing today, but it's going to die when they are done, we have another freeze coming even though it was 65 today, we got down to 35 last night. We had flooding last week. Welcome to Alabama!! But it was a good day...

I'm trying to be more active on the forum, so here's what I'm brewing today, Three Crops Cream Ale. Thanks BierMuncher for the recipe.

Researching home brewing several years ago, and found homebrew talk, amoung another one I liked, but is no longer active.

Welcome from Alabama!

Just to introduce myself, I'm from North East Alabama (as north east as you can get), I have been brewing off and on for several years now, and have recently stepped upped my game to brew more by buying in bulk, yeast harvesting, etc, since a LHBS is an hours drive or I have to order on line. So...

We stayed at Vero Beach over night with the my boy scout troop a camp along the way down to Seabase in the keys. Cape Canaveral is really interesting. Ft Lauderdale isn't too bad a drive, Lake Okeechobee is nice too.

i have been to WYWB a couple of times, but didn't notice their HB selection, but i did get a growler of a nice Belgium. I'll have to get back down there and check it out. I'm in the north east corner in Bridgeport, no homebrewers up this way.