Hello from Denmark

[MHoffSilver]

Just wanted to say Hi.

I'm Morten. Living just north of Copenhagen.
Exactly two months ago I started this wonderful hobby with a couple of kit brews. Now I have moved on to AG with all the challenges and ("learning-")opportunities, and I'm loving every step of the journey!

I guess that the succes of Mikkeller and several other Danish brewers - moving from HB over microbrew and onto craft brewing - inspired me to take the leap into brewing. If they could make such great brews in the beginning I know that I (We) can do the same - probably just a matter of technique and creativity. I have no intention going pro but just an urge to make some great beers.

At the moment I'm planning both the fall and the winter beers while I wait for a summer session ale type to be ready for transfer to the secondary.
The next brew after the session ale will be a Hefeweizen - also intended to be a summer refresher. The equipment I use for all this is probably a standard BIAB setup, but I mainly focus on smaller batches (10-12 liter - 3'ish Gal?).

Thanks for a great forum / community

 

[ncbrewer]

Welcome. I hope you realize it's a never ending journey.

 

[Sammy86]

Welcome to the community and obsession

 

[Mer-man]

Hi Morten, feel free to reach out for help or to discuss things

 

[AZCoolerBrewer]

Hi Morten, I drank my first homebrew a little over a year ago and just brewed my first AG BIAB 3 weeks ago. I have been able to do some really creative and relatively advanced techniques thanks to HBT. Here is a flight of four different homebrews that I made.