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[TumbleweedDave]

Greetings! I'm not yet a home brewer, but am considering becoming one. A friend who brews got me interested. I'm here just to listen and learn a bit before I commit.

 

[sagacity]

Ok.

 

[BrewerBear]

If your friend lives close help brew a few batches and see what you think. May want to try a bottling session also(if they don't keg) bottling is one of the less fun parts.

 

[TwoGunz]

Don't do it! You'll have too much fun.

 

[endlesssummer]

Jump in! I found the brewing chapters in the book 'Wild Fermentation' a good encouragement to get started with the basics. I can always move on to the harder stuff as I learn, and what I make is already pretty drinkable...

 

[ASassyBeerChick83]

Greetings!!

I am starting my first brew tonight!!! Eeeek!! I am so excited!! I am from Texas so I had to do some things before getting to this point. It's hot down here and I am planning on using a Bock with an ale yeast packet. The hubs & I bought a kit several months ago... & finally, we have everything in order. I think the only thing I need left - a long-handled spoon & a filter for the RO water system... Which you don't need - but I have one. Other than that - I am really excited to begin the brew tonight!!

Good Luck to ya!!


Peace. Love. & Beer.
Cheers!

 

[BrewerBear]

Good luck with the brew and have fun. What are you brewing?

 

[Dan]

Dave, welcome to HBT and to homebrewing. There is a lot of great information and resource from the good people here on this forum.

Welcome aboard!

 

[cincydave]

Hey Dave. This is also Dave. If you take the plunge, most start out with extract kits. after that, I strondgly suggest you check out brew in a bag if you want to go all grain

 

[kevin009]

hello everyone. I am new to this page.