Here is my first attempt at photoshop and first attempt at a label... I made it for the BD hellfire deep red ale kit.

My mother in law got me three Brewdemon kits,

Fermenting - Hellfire Deep Red

Coming up - Ye Ode Devil Nut Brown & Wild Spirt IPA

Anyone have any tips or ideas on how I can change/add stuff to them?

With my first AG, I didn't start till almost 8 pm. When my wife noticed I was starting the brew, she asked if it was a good idea to start so late in the evening. My response was a naive, "it shouldn't take too much longer than the first brew (which was a partial mash). Well, lets say I was up w...

Welcome, I'm new too. I don't want to hijack your thread, but I do have a question about the clear conical fermenter. I know you can make beer in clear fermenters, but is there a reason why Brewdemon made clear fermenters for their cider kits? Is it possible to make good cider in the tinted version?

I have no idea what to buy. I find the recipe on a site and buy what it says.

That's probably what I need to do then...

Thanks everyone. In the future I think I will go the two LBC route. I really don't want to deal with the weight and space of a 5 gallon carboy. I'm sure I will eventually get to the point of buying my own ingredients instead of the kits, but I'm not quit confident with buying the right stuff right n...

Since it sounds like you've already got an all-grain brew under your belt and you feel that it's a lot of work I recommend that you give BIAB (Brew In A Bag) a try. It's not much harder than doing the extracts, A LOT less mess than traditional AG and you still get all the benefits of AG with being ...

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone, I'm from the Houston, TX area.

Doug? You're old enough to drink?

Funny, I remember watching that show back in the 90's.

Hello everyone, I just wanted to introduce myself. For fathers day my wife was kind enough to buy me a 1 gallon kit from Northern Brewer. The kit came with a partial mash kit, and the first batch turned out great. I quickly was thrown into the all grain world when I ordered 3 more kits and didn't no...