why hello!

[enewman]

ok.. the banner at the top of the page keeps nagging me to make a first post! so here it is. Stumbled over the forum and thought I would check it out. Looks like alot of good info. Looking forward to seeing more of it.

I started beer brewing off of kits a month ago, I am on my 3rd kit now, and started gathering supplies and reading info for the trip to all grain. I have been doing wine for about a year now (my wife is a big wine fan and started asking me about it, me, I prefer beer.) Finally decided to try my hand at beer and it is as much fun (or maybe even more) as wine making.

Anyways.. back to learning. Thanks for providing a pleasant place to do research and learn from others experiences. Look forward to becoming a contributing member of the forum.

 

[talleymonster]

Welcome! Where are you located?

 

[enewman]

eastern north carolina.. sorry not all that great at intro posts

 

[RichBrewer]

Welcome to HBT!

Be warned this site can be informative as well as fun.

It can also assist in your addiction to home brewing. :rockin:

 

[EdWort]

Hey enewman, welcome! This is a fun place to share information, lurk and eve poke fun at EAC's

Be sure to try some Apfelwein. It's easy to make (takes only 10 minutes of work and 4 to 6 weeks of patience) and very tasty with a 8.5% kicker.

 

[Alamo_Beer]

Be sure to try some Apfelwein. It's easy to make (takes only 10 minutes of work and 4 to 6 weeks of patience) and very tasty with a 8.5% kicker.

Now your just pushing to get to 2000 gallons!

Welcome to the forum enewguy! this place is a great way to learn a lot and waste time

 

[phooka]

Eastern NC (depending on how N) is pretty close to me. I'm in SE Virginny.

Welcome aboard.

dale