Hello from St. Louis

[stlhops]

Hello Everyone,

I am new to the forum and I just wanted to introduce myself. Looking to make some friends in the brewing community. Im the only one out my friends that brews so its nice to join a community of brewers. Feel free to add me as a friend. I'd love to hear what you got fermenting, plus would appreciate the help along the way I grow in my brewing.

 

[BrewDog760]

Welcome to HBT! You will find that this is a really great place to go for advice and answers to your questions. It has a been a great resource to me and my brewing. Why don't you share what kind of setup you have and what you like to brew?

 

[Dunerunner]

Welcome to HBT!! The wealth of information here is almost overwhelming.

 

[stlhops]

Welcome to HBT! You will find that this is a really great place to go for advice and answers to your questions. It has a been a great resource to me and my brewing. Why don't you share what kind of setup you have and what you like to brew?

Well I currently have a very basic setup as I have been brewing extract only. By September I should have everything to take the jump into All Grain. I can't wait! I am debating between Aluminum and SS, (yes, I have researched and read all the debates) but I will most likely go SS. Its only a $50-100 difference as I see it, so might as well go stainless. Anyway, dont want to start that debate up!! :cross:

I love home brewing because there is so much satisfaction in drinking beer that I created. My favorite beers are IPA's, APA's, Pumpkin Ales, and Oak Porters. All of these I have brewed and tend to repeat them. I am about to get into Belgain ales, different kind stouts/porters, and some Scotch Ales. Im not a big lager drinker and tend to stick with the Ales only. I would love to experiment with Rye as well.

In my profile I will be posting some recipes. They are extract recipes though, but I love every one of them.

 

[BrewDog760]

I love home brewing because there is so much satisfaction in drinking beer that I created. My favorite beers are IPA's, APA's, Pumpkin Ales, and Oak Porters. All of these I have brewed and tend to repeat them. I am about to get into Belgain ales, different kind stouts/porters, and some Scotch Ales. Im not a big lager drinker and tend to stick with the Ales only. I would love to experiment with Rye as well.
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Best of luck with the new all-grain setup. You definitely won't be sorry you made the switch.

If you are interested in rye recipes, check out the one I just posted.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f68/english-rye-stout-188328

 

[billy10388]

Hello !
I am also a new member. Would a newcomer be warmly welcome here? Good day you guy !

 

[BrewDog760]

Hello !
I am also a new member. Would a newcomer be warmly welcome here? Good day you guy !

Of course. Welcome to HBT Billy. I appreciated a warm welcome when I joined myself and extend the same to you. I will most certainly see much of what you are looking to know just by searching the threads here. If you don't, there a many people who will respond to your posts. Cheers!