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Hello all! Just wanted to introduce myself as I'm new to the homebrew community. My wife and I have done a few batches in the last couple months.

We started with an oatmeal cookie stout from a kit. It was delicious. That same day we also brewed an amber that my lhbs helped us with. Also delicious. Next was a "coffee and donut" stout from a kit. But there's a bit of a back story. The kit was about 4 years old... We decided, why not, but also figured the yeast was probably dead so we committed a sin and used baking yeast. Never again. It tastes like olives to me and I hate olives. My wife can't describe what it tastes like to her but also won't drink it. We have some cider and a white ipa in bottles now that'll be ready soon!
 
Welcome! This is a great place to read and learn! I'm quite fond of your area - Bogus Basin, Stanley, the White Clouds; haven't been there in a few decades but always remember it. Enjoy!
 
Thanks! I've been lurking for a few weeks now but decided to start posting today.

Boise is fantastic. As is the whole state of Idaho. If you ever find yourself back in the Gem State, let me know, I'll buy you a beer!
 
just missed you - been brewing in boise for years and just moved away... have fun brewing!!!
 
I mixed between them - and there is a nice lady in napa that works out of here home, she can get specialty yeast and has good prices.
 
Welcome. I really like Idaho. I went to school at West Jr High and Nampa High School. I returned after a few years and lived in Boise for a couple years. I miss it sometimes, but I sure don't miss the temperature inversions in the Winter.
 

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