New Wisconsin brewer.

[icarustwo]

Well there's a dancing banana.

I'm new to brewing - I've brewed just one time, and I would definitely consider it a success. High ABV, still, sort-of-backsweetened hard cider.

Hoping to be active in the hard cider section of the boards - and who knows, maybe i'll try my luck at some ale further down the road.

Currently looking into building my own cider press, but I don't have much room for it. As far as my setup goes, I have a corner in my room where I have 4 individual gallon jugs, clear plastic tubing, a funnel, a thermometer, hydrometer ( is that how you say it?) and my sanitation supplies.

I'm hoping to try out some brews with a yeast starter as opposed to just throwing the yeast into the bottle and waiting for it to get to work.

See you all around!

 

[WyomingBrewer]

Welcome.

 

[cheesehed007]

Greetings and welcome! Grew up, north of you. Hoping to get over to Rush River brewing for some tasting and a tour.

 

[icarustwo]

Greetings and welcome! Grew up, north of you. Hoping to get over to Rush River brewing for some tasting and a tour.

Indeed!!

I would recommend American Sky brewery in Hudson, just north of here also! They are a new local brewer and have a bar in the middle of their brewery - shaped like an airplane wing, and about 5 or 6 beers on tab, depending on what they have available.

Rush River's winter saison is fantastic.

 

[cheesehed007]

Indeed!!

I would recommend American Sky brewery in Hudson, just north of here also! They are a new local brewer and have a bar in the middle of their brewery - shaped like an airplane wing, and about 5 or 6 beers on tab, depending on what they have available.

Rush River's winter saison is fantastic.

Was at American Sky a few week ago. Nice place, brought home a growler. Very tasty.




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