CountryGravy
Well-Known Member
Hello everyone!
My name is Kiel and I am originally from Nebraska. I'm in the military and stationed in North Carolina, but I'm about to make my way back to Nebraska.
I'm an extract brewer planning a transition to AG, specifically BIAB.
I'm in a unique situation that will help me to (hopefully) develop a great brewing situation, with lots of help from the information available on these forums.
My wife and I own a wonderful home in Nebraska on just under 8 acres of land that we will be moving into in the next year. We have a large number of out-buildings. The farm, which has been in the family for probably 70 years, was once a small dairy farm. It turns out the milk room, with a little finishing, will make a perfect brew room.
I'm also planning on some personal-use hops (and grapes) farming. I'm terribly excited to get some decent plants started on the side of the barn.
I plan on moving up from extract brewing once I return. I'm interested in the BIAB method, though I have room for a lot more equipment. Maybe some day, when the funding is there. However, if BIAB works out, I may not see a reason to switch to three vessel brewing.
Glad to have these forums - they've already proved a treasure trove of information.
-Kiel
My name is Kiel and I am originally from Nebraska. I'm in the military and stationed in North Carolina, but I'm about to make my way back to Nebraska.
I'm an extract brewer planning a transition to AG, specifically BIAB.
I'm in a unique situation that will help me to (hopefully) develop a great brewing situation, with lots of help from the information available on these forums.
My wife and I own a wonderful home in Nebraska on just under 8 acres of land that we will be moving into in the next year. We have a large number of out-buildings. The farm, which has been in the family for probably 70 years, was once a small dairy farm. It turns out the milk room, with a little finishing, will make a perfect brew room.
I'm also planning on some personal-use hops (and grapes) farming. I'm terribly excited to get some decent plants started on the side of the barn.
I plan on moving up from extract brewing once I return. I'm interested in the BIAB method, though I have room for a lot more equipment. Maybe some day, when the funding is there. However, if BIAB works out, I may not see a reason to switch to three vessel brewing.
Glad to have these forums - they've already proved a treasure trove of information.
-Kiel
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