Chilean brewer says cheers!

[Kobalos]

I love beer, I even more brewing it. My brother and I have been brewing for a few years and we are always experimenting, always with all grain.
Home brewing and micro brewerys are concepts kind of new here, but we've got some good things going on.

Cheers!

 

[Blender]

Welcome to the forums. Keep at it as there may be some business oportunities in your part of the world.

 

[BrewNewbI3]

welcome im new as well

 

[JediJoel]

Welcome, I love how brewing can unite people worldwide. I hope you and your loved ones were safe during the quake and that rebuilding is coming along well.

 

[Kobalos]

Welcome, I love how brewing can unite people worldwide. I hope you and your loved ones were safe during the quake and that rebuilding is coming along well.

Thanks guys, sure thing brewing is business, and thank you Joel, that's very kind of you, whe were all safe, but you really had to be made of stone (or drunk as hell) to not to worry at the moment, specially if you were naked in a fourth floor like I was (It was summer and it was hot xD).

I was at my girlfriend's apartment that night, and after the quake stopped, the first thing I thought about were my beer glasses, somehow I knew my family was alrigth and I completely forgot about my fermentors. I lost only some dishes and two empty beer bottles from my collection, the rest handled the collision pretty well. Since it was at 3:34 AM and the power came back around 7 AM at my house, my brother could only see some "white hills" on the floor where our fermentors were, but he calmed down when he didn't smell any beer. Then he realized our shelfs and desks had "spitted out" all of our books and all kind of documents into the floor. We were all very lucky.
I still have some Quake Ales at my girlfriend's, really, ageing and tremors are a great combination for beer.