How did you find us?

[RavensSRQ]

This all started as a hobby and has since become an obsession. I've found HomeBrewTalk to be the most obsessive... In a good way of course... Uh, I think anyway.

Cheers,
Matt

 

[odorf]

I am a member on plumbing forum and diy home forum and garage forum

your sister sites

 

[NoIguanaForZ]

Googling stuff about homebrewing, around a year ago.

 

[Billy-Klubb]

Googling stuff about homebrewing, around a year ago.

is your name Kevin?

 

[dcgwilt]

Google and my friend who left his page open on my comp

 

[SomeGuy62]

I was looking for some information on how to brew the famous "Rocky Raccoon Crystal Malt Lager." It immediately took me to your site. My story is that I used to brew alot about 20 years ago. I was an intermetiate level home brewer. But then we had kids and I sidelined the brewing for 20 year. Then one day, my son asks me how hard it would be to make beer. i gave hime an earfull and now I'm back into it, but I'm showing him how to do it. Well I selected the Rocky Raccoon as my brew that we would do together. I vaguely recalled that back in the day, i followed the Papazian recipie and then a brew buddy suggested that I try it with an additional 1 lb of Crystal malt in the boil. It was good back then.
My son and I did the brew and it's only 4 days and it looks like primary fermentation is subsiding. I thought that was too early.

My room temperature is lower than optimal so i thought i needed a heat belt on the brew but it didnt seem to need it in the 1st day or so. I looked at the yeast i used and couldnt tell whether it was an ale or lager yeast. So, i dont know what to do other than transfer it to the secondary fermentor now and go from there.

Any Thoughts? Also thanx for this forum and I think i will really enjoy it.

Ian Ross

 

[markusreadus]

Google! I have been looking for recipes, and this site consistently comes up. The database in particular, once I found that I was hooked. Love this site

 

[robbmajor]

I had been using the BeerAdvocate forums app on my iPhone, when I googled "best homebrew forums" and HomeBrewTalk was number one. Can't argue with the Google!

 

[Fezz]

Put me down as another Google search.

You'll probably be happy to know that I came across the forum a lot while doing research, looking up recipes, and other random hb searches.

I decided today I might as well join the nonsense.

 

[Pantherjon]

Don't recall on which site but clicked on a google-ads generated banner link..and presto I got here...Looks like a lot of reading to learn! Which is good- the learning part! LOL

 

[Stillraining]

Google is your friend.

 

[Terek]

i kept searching on bing (ha ha, f u google) whenever i needed to know something when i first started brewing, and homebrewtalk pages were always at the top of the list, and had the best info. Took me 4 weeks of doing this to finally sign up

 

[brewsao14]

Google search for me too.

 

[grashaus]

The oracle lead me here

 

[Saltydawgbrew]

At homebrew USA in VA.

 

[mongoose33]

It's in the Palmer book--something apparently a lot of people have discovered, and also that it's not defined.

So I was searching Google for it, and found one answer on HomeBrewTalk.

That's how I found you.

 

[brisboy]

I was looking for online Korean casinos and found myself here.

 

[doug293cz]

I was looking for online Korean casinos and found myself here.

Simply brilliant!

Brew on

 

[wufamily]

Google give this web to me

 

[Juggler]

Through imasickboy....one of your members, a home brewer out of PA.

 

[BREWMULE]

Greetings. I actually downloaded the app on my android and really liked the content, so decided to sign up. Thanks for all you do in bringing together all levels of brewing into a very useful and entertaining forum.

 

[Kalopsia]

Google

 

[Jayzon]

I googled homebrew and signed up within minutes

 

[ZebulonBrewer]

Friend of mine was tired of me texting him for questions, and said a lot of good information could be found here. He never heard from me again.

 

[turbos17]

Michael Jordan the Bee Whisper and Jack Spirko of the Survival podcast. They are heavily into hard cider and mead making.

 

[TerryFrench]

Through Jack Spirko / The Survival Podcast http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/ as he had a show on making cider, with some links to this forum on his site.

 

[ArrivaTrainsNorthern]

I found this by searching questions related to brewing. I signed up because there seem to a lot of knowledgeable and friendly folk on the site.

 

[TaoBrewer]

Came up randomly on a google search

 

[WestMichBrewer]

I found this by searching questions related to brewing. I signed up because there seem to a lot of knowledgeable and friendly folk on the site.

Ditto!

 

[rock325]

Google

 

[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