Been brewing fro two years now. I'm in the army so sometimes it's difficult to brew on a regular basis, and being deployed you can't brew at all. I'm always on the look out for more brew info or suggestions and techniques.:rockin:
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Well welcome aboard Gray!
We have quite a few Texas brewers on here.
Tell us more about yourself. What kind of beers you like, what kind of beers you brew, Extract, Partial - Mash or All Grain, your deployment status, etc. It might help if you put your location in your info so it shows up next to your name.
Feel free to use our Wiki.
Ask Questions, Even if you think it may be a dumb one.
Always try our search function, too. Often times you may be able to find an answer there.
Keep any eye on CraigsList. Lot of us get some pretty good deals there from time to time.
We have quite a few Texas brewers on here.
Tell us more about yourself. What kind of beers you like, what kind of beers you brew, Extract, Partial - Mash or All Grain, your deployment status, etc. It might help if you put your location in your info so it shows up next to your name.
Feel free to use our Wiki.
Ask Questions, Even if you think it may be a dumb one.
Always try our search function, too. Often times you may be able to find an answer there.
Keep any eye on CraigsList. Lot of us get some pretty good deals there from time to time.
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