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Through the joys of google and a perverse fascination with the "post your infection" thread. I've been homebrewing for about 9 months now and felt it was time to dive in.
 
I can't remember how I found this site - probably through Google. I have it bookmarked now, so I'm sure I'll be a regular here from now on. I've been brewing for about 18 years and I'm finally good at it. I can make beer that's as good as your local brewery using pretty unsophisticated equipment.

This site has some of the New Zealand hops that I can't find locally. I haven't ordered anything from here yet, but I definitely will in the future. Great site.
 
I was recomended to join here by a friend who steered me in the right direction. Also beersmith podcasts.
 
Hello from little guy,
I found home brew talk just by conducting a search for brewing and distilling equipment,which by they way is there any subject matter experts in distilling???
 
First popup on Google when I searched for home brew forums. Board seemed alive, figure if the place pans out I can purchase a membership.
 
Well I was looking for information about stainless steel steam-jacketed kettle
prices so I could list my kettles on craiglist and came upon this site. I posted a question on homebrewtalk to find out if anyone was interested in purchasing my 20 gallon, 80 gallon, and 160 gallon kettles for brewing and so far no one has answered.

I just get a question of how did you find us!

Well the above paragraph lets you know how I found your post....Since then I have passed on the website address to clients who home brew!

So if anyone is interested in my steam kettles let me know...hope to hear from you!
 
I was googling various problems and using your members sage advice on countless occasions. You have the collective knowledge of experienced home brewers from around the world, who are willing to help out new members.
 
Hi all, I am a semi newbie (all grain) brewer. But I used to be a chef so I follow recipes very well and all my beers thus far have tasted great.
Maple Bacon Brown.
IPA
Delerium Tremens Clone

Anyways, I don't know how to start a new thread so I'm writing here.
I have an Idea for chilling wort faster and using less water. i haven't seen any talk of this and am suprised. I hope there is nothing wrong with it.

Together with using a 25' wort chiller. I have 1 gallon stainless novelty Flasks.
I'd like to fill them with water, Freeze them and use them as giant ice cubes.

Any reason why I shouldn't try this? (I hope not)

I will try this experiment with boiling water and I will put blue food coloring in the ice to see if they last water tight.

I live in Saratoga California and there's been a drought so I don't want to waste too much water chilling wort.I will also collect the water from wort chiller in a rain capturing barrel.

Cheers! (sorry about the long message.
 
I'm just getting in to brewing and have been researching as much as possible... this vast sweep of the intraweb lead me here..... have I found MECCA?
 
I just googled New England homebrewing forum and i found this. i had heard it was a good brewing forum in the past.
 
I found this site after looking for recipes for the ultimate IPA, I found that and then some! This site is Great for finding recipes, new techniques and making new brew friends! I'm gonna become a premium member as soon as I can afford it! Right now I'm brewing a single hop pale ale with azacca hops I bottle it tomorrow hope it tastes as good as it smells!
 
I came across this forum looking on-line for info on microbrewing mead. I have always wanted to try but there is no way I can drink that much/give away that much in a 5 gal carboy LOL.
 
i was referred to this site by a friend that has been on here for a while. I actually did not create an account until i started searching for information on hops growing.
 
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