Howdy from north Texas

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so getting into brewing my own brew is now finally a reality for me. its just as cool as i thought it would be. got one batch batch brewed and mostly drank. working on the second one now.
of course, as i learn more about it i have more worries as to what could be going wrong.
so here i am looking for answers, and finding them bigtime. what a great message board! all this is going down in a cheap apartment in sherman, tx.
pretty soon, i should be making a pretty decent beer

 

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Welcome, and relax. Don't over think the process. Just make sure your sanitization procedures are good and leave the rest up to nature. I brew in a 490 sq. ft. condo and consistently make clean beers. This forum is a great resource and there are a lot of experienced brewers that are more than willing to help out should the need arise. Again, welcome and happy brewing!

 

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hey thanks for the warm welcome. lots and lots of good info here. one of the better forums i have found on any topic actually. after reading through the rookie section last night i feel like i have a way better handle on the situation. saw that i was maybe doing a few things wrong, but doing a whole lot of things right as well. i actually feel pretty pumped about the idea of trying to harvest and use some of the yeast over again. what a cool idea. i have always been very strongly a do it yourself sort of guy and a fan of science. and who doesnt like beer? add it up and you get one satisfying pastime. i'll post again soon as i have something worth contributing