How did you find us?

[MattyWeiss]

Google, but more specifically I've been searching tons of questions I have about brewing leading up to my first brew day and almost every answer came from this site. Figured that is a good sign and joined up.

 

[chrisisnapping]

reddit.com/r/homebrewing !

Reddit's the first place I go when I want to research a hobby to get into, lots of great posts there that lead me here.

 

[Ryma10]

Pinterest ... I was researching homebrewing leading up to my first brew day and most of the stuff I clicked on lead me here!!

 

[vividdemise]

Found watching chop and brew and google searchs

 

[Petaldew]

Found you on Google search for nutmeg in beer My grown children bought me a one gallon kit for Christmas and now I'm hooked!
Thanks for all the info so far!

 

[NavyBlue99TA]

Heard about the forum on The Survival Podcast.

 

[exekious]

I googled craft beer forums.

 

[Fafner]

I searched "Home Brew forum" on Yahoo - this was the first one that came up. Read some posts, liked them, signed up.

 

[notoriousbrewco]

I took a class at my LHBS and was told that this is the place to be!

 

[Zoomzu]

Google: searched for fly sparging and beer brewing forums

 

[alvinBrew]

Another one for Google, was searching for help and suggestions and a lot of links were to homebrewtalk!

 

[wbradeen]

Saw your ad in "Brew Your Own" magazine.

 

[tajohns]

I was searching for info on all grain brewing and homebrewtalk came up among several others, after reading through some posts I decided this was where I wanted to be.

Great Site!

Tom

 

[Scturo]

Googled , "What is the greatest forum on the Net?" And here I am.

 

[PIPEGUY]

Well I found you folks from a google search on home malting. I hail from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. I have been brewing all grain since 1983 when I was still in college and today my routine includes seasonal hop growing. For the past three years I have been malting local 6 row with excellent results and economy. My brewing favorites are blondes and ambers in the 4.5% to 6% range as well as the occasional stout or porter at 7% although I have made many other recipes over the years. I have great success malting wheat as well. For those interested in malting at home I can send a sketch of my germination/kilning set-up with a few pics to help get started. Cheers!

 

[beertalk]

Welcome!

Please let us know how you found HomeBrewTalk.com ....

Google helps me

 

[NuttyVicki]

My boss. He has been home brewing for a year or so. I needed a new hobby...love to cook, love beer, so I thought why not take my culinary skills to the beer making level and brewed my first batch last December. Told him about it and he said I must check out this forum. Have been reading the posts for a month now and decided to join. Here I am! Batch number 4 fermenting....

 

[PIPEGUY]

I found this site while surfing for info about malting at home. I've been brewing grain for about 33 years and malting local Quebec grown 6 row for 3 years. My hop garden is two years old and has taught me something about the people who keep the rest of brewers supplied with quality hops.
Cheers

 

[Weizenmeister]

....Google search

 

[Thorrak]

Not sure, but probably google. Seems like every topic I was searching for ended up with at least one thread over here. Finally registered when I found something I wanted to ask for more information on

 

[EmptyVessel]

Through years of searching for something to fill my hobby void...Then Google

 

[CamG]

I think if you type into Google BEE before you punch in the R this site comes up.....lol

 

[BiteMeElmo]

I was a lurker on the homebrewing subreddit at reddit.com for a long time, and saw lots of mentions of this site. Then when I started developing questions that I couldn't find answers to there, it seems that HBT was always in the top search results. I started lurking here, and then recently I started posting as well. Love these forums!

 

[BillHodson]

Guess I'm the newest member. Was looking for a recipe for using maple sap in a brown ale

 

[Harlock69]

I got the link to the forums after signing up for the Homebrew Supply newsletter.

 

[doctorminxa]

I did a search on Google for homebrew then i learn more through wiki

 

[ThufirHawat]

Google. I was searching for information on how to make gruit ales and ended up at this forum. Glad I did, I've learned a lot here.

 

[CHARR0N]

Hiya. Google took me by the hand and led me here while I sulked about the heavy I just bottled being too bitter. Just getting back into brewing after a long absence and I think I'd like to do it better this time 'round. Y'all seem like you have a clue so I'm gonna sit up in my chair and pay attention. Greetings from Southern Ontario

 

[Dads_Ale]

A link from http://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/

Cheers

 

[taburnside]

I found your post because I have equipment that I am selling and someone who wanted to buy my equipment wanted it for brewing beer. I was just wondering if anyone in this forum knows anything about stainless steel steam jacketed kettles. I have 3 -kettles, 20 gallon, 80 gallon, and 160 gallon. What should I sell these for. When I look online they are really expensive and I want to give him a deal.

Just a girl needing help!

Thank for input

taburnside