Thanks and hello from oklahoma

[Bockinstein]

I just joined and wanted to say thanks for all the help getting me started homebrewing. Been lurking here for a while now. I have learned to brew some excellent dunkel, doupplebock and cream ale. Built a keezer using ideas from members on this site. Heck, you guys have had the answers to every question I have had. I will try to post some pics of my keezer and new mancave.

Well that is gonna take a little more learning.

 

[BrewerBear]

looks like a pretty good setup. what's on tap
?

 

[Bockinstein]

dunkel, dupplebock and cream ale. The dunkel ran out tuesday, Can't keep the kids out of it, they keep falling off their trikes.

Just kidding they're all grown

 

[chainsawpancake]

haha. cream ale? hows that?

 

[Bockinstein]

Cream ale. Brewed with a bit of flaked maize (corn). Gives it a silky smooth taste. A lawnmower beer. Ginnesse cream ale, hope i spelled that right, won some awards with their beer. I bought a kit from my local hb store, i think it is much better than the commercial version. I started home brewing to get better beer and so far i'm very impressed.

 

[shutupjojo]

Welcome ! Graduated from Nathan Hale in 87. Good times in Tulsa during the 80's. Lots fun and trouble. I have a few friends in Coweta who brew.

 

[passedpawn]

♫ Where the wind come ripping round the plain! ♫

Always wanted to visit, maybe some day. Welcome!

 

[Bockinstein]

thanks JoJo. I was born in Oregon, my dad was up there working on the columbia river projects. Beautiful country.

passedpawn. I been to clearwater 2 times. Best fishing in the gulf. Nice beach too!

 

[Kegcowboy]

Nice looking set up. Welcome Jeff

 

[kevokie]

Welcome from Muskogee! Nice set up man.