Nexus555
Well-Known Member
I am waiting to brew my first beer since 2007, and it will only be my third time. I am going to do an extract kit as before. Typically when I get into a hobby, I try to learn as much as possible.
Where do you begin to get better at brewing beer? Are there certain must-have books? Note taking? I'm sure experience is the number one priority as there are so many different yeasts, grains, specialty grains, hops, extracts and so forth.
Would it be best to brew a variety of beer with a variety of ingredients or stick to one style and brew variants to discover more aspects of each respective style? My ultimate goal is to at least brew acceptable beers using my own recipes.
Thanks!
Where do you begin to get better at brewing beer? Are there certain must-have books? Note taking? I'm sure experience is the number one priority as there are so many different yeasts, grains, specialty grains, hops, extracts and so forth.
Would it be best to brew a variety of beer with a variety of ingredients or stick to one style and brew variants to discover more aspects of each respective style? My ultimate goal is to at least brew acceptable beers using my own recipes.
Thanks!