New to non-kit brewing

[rafal]

Hi All,

My name is Rafal. I have been trying to brew beer kits at "u-brew-it" place and lately tried to brew a kit at home. What I'm really trying to get to is beeing able to brew beer from basic ingredients by maing my own wart, etc...

I'd like to start with a simple but great tasting recepie for a stout, porter, IPA, or pilsner and later learn enough to develop my own (either by tweaking it or by starting form ground up).

Would you be able to point me to a relatively fool proof all-grain recepie for above mentioned beer types that has good tweakability potential?

Thanks very much,

p.s.
I'm getting thirsty just writing this

Cheers,

Rafal

 

[phatuna]

Hi Rafal and welcome. check out the recipe database https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f82/

find a style that you like, click into it and try sorting by "replies". this will get you to the most tried and true recipe's on this forum

 

[Spludge]

Denny Conn's RyeIPA is one of my all time favorites. It is a pretty standard AG recipe and mash, I would recommend a starter if you use liquid yeast.

If you are trying to start with extract, which is probably a good idea, check out Jamil's recipes

Also, check out Deathbrewers BIAB method when you do move to AG.