Hello! Thankyou!

[lancegroup1]

MY NAME IS STEVEE LANCE; I LIVE IN THE PANHANDLE OF FLORIDA. LA WE CALL IT! (LOWER ALABAMA.) IN BETWEEN PC AND PCOLA. I'M OUT IN THE WOODS AWAY FROM THE POWOW, AND LIKE TO BREW THINGS!
SOMEONE PLEASE RESPOND AS I AM NOT FAMILIAR WITH THIS SYSTEM.
TX EMAILED ME, BUT SEEMS I CANNOT GET AHOLD OF HIM!
SINCERELY,
STEVEE. [email protected]

 

[boydster]

Look for the key that says "Caps Lock" on the left side of your keyboard. Press it once. That should get things back to normal. Good luck!

 

[brew_ny]

turn off the caps lock it will be easier to read

welcome

S_M

 

[boydster]

I just saw you post in another thread, and it seems you may not be a troll so I apologize for the somewhat snarky response. If you don't have a local home brew shop, check out Northern Brewer or google around for other online brew stores. Midwest, Austin Homebrew Supply, you'll find several.

As far as how the forum works... if you have a question, generally you start a new thread in the section your question pertains to. For instance, if the question is "Where do you guys buy home brew supplies and ingredients?" you'll probably navigate either to the General Beer Discussion or the Recipes/Ingredients forum. You'll find a blue "New Thread" button that looks like this:

. Click that, write a title and a body for your post with your question or issue, and then click the "Submit new thread" button. Voila!

It seems you've figured out how to post and navigate a little bit already. Any other issues, just ask.

Welcome!

 

[boydster]

There is a thing called "Thread Jacking." That's when you start asking questions in a thread about a topic completely unrelated to the topic the thread was created for. You don't want to do that. Just make a new thread, or search for a related thread.

Here's a thread on HBT about using wormwood, to address your question: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/worm-wood-beer-58947/

I find using Google and typing a query like "homebrewtalk brew with wormwood" brings up some good starting points for researching ideas like you are trying to do.