Best home brew YouTube channel?

[TBaGZ]

Who has the best channel and really takes it from a beginners point of view with equipment and what does what?

 

[Schnitzengiggle]

Bobby_M

 

[reibrew]

craigtube if you're starting in extracts. I've PM'ed him a couple times, good guy.

 

[johnmcc]

Bobby_M hands down

 

[kh54s10]

craigtube if you're starting in extracts. I've PM'ed him a couple times, good guy.

I watched some of them. You have to learn before watching his videos. He takes a lot of shortcuts! Some not so good. He even says that he wants beer the easy way, not necessarily great beer.

 

[bad67z]

Bobby M all the way.

 

[maffewl]

Take some advice

 

[40watt]

I'll tell you what Bobby did that was awesome. He did an all grain primer, in which he described the science behind the mashing process in VERY simple terms. For anyone who halfway gets it when they read it, Bobby's vids will get you the other half.

 

[flushdrew42]

i love what is going on with the "HBW" HomeBrew Wednesdays that all of these guys have started doing.

HokieHomeBrew
sjporr
thegentlearts
homebeerbrewery


another channel that is good, is terpsichoreankid

 

[Revvy]

Bobby m

 

[onthekeg]

Take some advice

I surely hope you are kidding! He is nothing but drivel and clueless to real brewing!

 

[Xaphoeous]

I'll tell you what Bobby did that was awesome. He did an all grain primer, in which he described the science behind the mashing process in VERY simple terms. For anyone who halfway gets it when they read it, Bobby's vids will get you the other half.

This.

I have no chemistry background at all and he explained things so simply, and used great visual aids, that I understood perfectly and actually REMEMBER it. I have since taught others what I learned.

His channel is called Brewing With BobbyFromNJ
http://www.youtube.com/user/BobbyFromNJ?blend=2&ob=0

 

[maffewl]

I surely hope you are kidding! He is nothing but drivel and clueless to real brewing!

That's the reason it's the best. It's like a Lay's potato chip... you can't watch just one. :cross:

 

[Bobby_M]

Geez, all the love around here is embarrassing me. I was just thinking about this and regretting how segmented, sporadic, and low quality my collection is. There are a lot of people doing great things out on youtube for the homebrewing community. I really don't think I should be singled out. This thread here https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/homebrew-internet-video-channels-241647/ has a good listing of all the usual suspects.

The cool thing about youtube is that you can really get down a rabbit hole of videos based on the tag related videos as you watch.

 

[Xaphoeous]

Geez, all the love around here is embarrassing me. I was just thinking about this and regretting how segmented, sporadic, and low quality my collection is. There are a lot of people doing great things out on youtube for the homebrewing community. I really don't think I should be singled out. This thread here https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/homebrew-internet-video-channels-241647/ has a good listing of all the usual suspects.

The cool thing about youtube is that you can really get down a rabbit hole of videos based on the tag related videos as you watch.

O hi.

 

[Homercidal]

Take some advice

I spit.

 

[Fritobandito]

Take some advice

I see what you did there

 

[HopSong]

Love Bobby's vids

 

[flabyboy]

love bobby's vids

+1

 

[Rubes]

I also liked the BrewAcademy videos on there, I thought the guy did a good job of explaining yeast starters and the all grain process. He hasn't uploaded anything in 2 years though..

 

[40watt]

Geez, all the love around here is embarrassing me. I was just thinking about this and regretting how segmented, sporadic, and low quality my collection is. There are a lot of people doing great things out on youtube for the homebrewing community. I really don't think I should be singled out. This thread here https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/homebrew-internet-video-channels-241647/ has a good listing of all the usual suspects.

The cool thing about youtube is that you can really get down a rabbit hole of videos based on the tag related videos as you watch.

All I would say is, do more if you can find the time. If you are able to simplify other topics, the way you did enzymes in relation polysacharides(derp, not even you can help my spelling), then you could help a lot of fledgling brewers.

I don't have a background working with all these different fittings and mechanical devices. To actually see things assembled and used makes a big difference for me.

That goes for everyone. A cellphone vid series of a keezer, keggle, ect build would do wonders for me. Granted, I haven't seen the whole interwebs, and these things are probably out there. The more the better.

 

[Bobby_M]

I think I tend to take some of the tools and processes for granted. I was just boiling some Palo Santo cubes to sanitize before adding to a keg and afterwards I thought "hmm, I wonder if youtube people would care to see this".

 

[TBaGZ]

Bobby M it is... Now to start at the beginning!

 

[brandonhagen1]

another bump for bobby m his videos taught me alot