CentralNJBrew
Member
Hey All,
My brief brewing life story.
I'm Brian from central jersey right on the shore. Started homebrewing in 2007 a few months after graduating college. Went to brewing school a few years later, interned at a major regional brewery right after that, then made the tough choice to not break into brewing industry right away, and to stay on with my full time job until I felt the time was right for me to either 1) open my own brewery (this is what I am striving for) or 2) work in one. Due to the fact that I am/have been on the road about 80% of the time the past few years for work, I haven't been able to get a foothold in homebrewing. How the hell do I expect to be the head brewer in my own brewery if I don't even have one recipe down pat?
However, I am getting back into it with a renewed zeal (though not annoyingly overzealous). I have been lurking on this site the past few months, and feel its finally time for me to come out of the woodwork. I'm sure I will have many questions, but hopefully I can turn into someone who will eventually share many answers and experiences.
Cheers
My brief brewing life story.
I'm Brian from central jersey right on the shore. Started homebrewing in 2007 a few months after graduating college. Went to brewing school a few years later, interned at a major regional brewery right after that, then made the tough choice to not break into brewing industry right away, and to stay on with my full time job until I felt the time was right for me to either 1) open my own brewery (this is what I am striving for) or 2) work in one. Due to the fact that I am/have been on the road about 80% of the time the past few years for work, I haven't been able to get a foothold in homebrewing. How the hell do I expect to be the head brewer in my own brewery if I don't even have one recipe down pat?
However, I am getting back into it with a renewed zeal (though not annoyingly overzealous). I have been lurking on this site the past few months, and feel its finally time for me to come out of the woodwork. I'm sure I will have many questions, but hopefully I can turn into someone who will eventually share many answers and experiences.
Cheers
