new guy from Mi looking for help

[chadley]

hey- new to the site and was checking to see if anyone had any decent New Belgium 1554 clone recipes. I have found a bunch for all grain but can't seem to find much for extract brewing.

 

[McKBrew]

You can always convert an AG recipe to extract. Substitute DME or LME for your base grain (you can find conversion information online), and work from there.

If you still need help, repost your request in the recipe/ingredient forum and you'll probably get better results.

BTW, welcome to the forum, take a minute and let us know a bit more about you.

 

[chadley]

thanks for the help. i think i'll give that a shot.

as i mentioned in the first message, i am new to the site but somewhat, (kind of), experienced as a homebrewer. i have been at it about 3 years and just recently started brewing all grain recipes with a buddy. not sure i have the confidence yet though to go at it on my own and i really feel like making something today.

 

[Jim Karr]

Michigan? Did you say Michigan? Hey, we Michibrewers are takin' OVER!

Welcome, sir. I'm from the Bangor/Covert area. Hang around here, you'll learn a lot!

 

[chadley]

yeah, i currently reside in michigan. howell for me. thanks for the welcome.

 

[HomerT]

Wixom resident myself. Welcome aboard.

 

[Bokonon]

yeah, i currently reside in michigan. howell for me. thanks for the welcome.

Welcome aboard. I lived in Howell for about 5 years before I moved out to WA.

 

[Brewing Clamper]

Welcome! I'm nowhere near you. Just thought I'd let you know... Oh, and yeah, post a recipe and I'm sure any of our resident geniuses will help out...

 

[justinmcdevitt]

welcome,
I'm starting to think us michiganders need our own Intro section

 

[RadicalEd]

welcome,
I'm starting to think us michiganders need our own Intro section

+1 . I'm from A2 myself. Welcome!

Karr: I've vacationed in Covert/South Haven my entire life; care to share any 'local' spots that are worth checking out in the area?