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[brewster65]

Hello,

i am new to micro brewing.
received and used the Mr beer starter kit to begin my micro brews.
looking to graduate the next level.
I have made several version of Mr beers and I found them to be just ok.
I am looking to start trying DME verses LME. in brewing.
I do like making just 2.5 gallon batches.

[Beer-lord]

Welcome Brewster. You won't regret joining as there are very experienced people here.

[The_Professor]

Welcome brewster65.
I'm guessing you are wanting to do some extract with hop boil and steeping grains batches. Or have you already done so?

[Dawg LB Steve]

Welcome to the Borg!

[swenocha]

Welcome... will be interested in hearing of your brewing adventures (it's really exciting those first few... well, it's exciting ongoing, but especially those first few), and in helping in any way that we can. Questions? Ask away...

[Inkleg]

Welcome brewster, great to have you here.

[berryman]

Hello,

i am new to micro brewing.
received and used the Mr beer starter kit to begin my micro brews.
looking to graduate the next level.

Hello and Welcome to The Borg

I have made several version of Mr beers and I found them to be just ok.

MB is a good starter, maybe not the best beer you ever had, but a good beer you'd brewed your self

I am looking to start trying DME verses LME. in brewing.

DME and LME are basically the same thing, you might be thinking HME (hopped Malt Extracts) What MB and BD uses, they are the canned brew.
You come to a good place to learn how to make good beer.
Good Luck and Happy Brewing

[Beer Warrior]

Welcome to the forum. Good luck with your future Brew day's. Mistakes are just a part of the brewing process.

[John Sand]

Welcome Brewster! Glad to meet you.
There is a near endless world of brewing adventures to explore at your own pace. There are many well established recipes in books or the internet. Experimenting is fun, but brewing is kind of like baking. It's best to improve your technique and learn ingredients before venturing into creating recipes. You can find recipes on this forum, on HomeBrewTalk, on brewing software sites like Brewer's Friend, in magazines and books. My go to book is Brewing Classic Styles.
Good luck, have fun, keep us posted.

[gwcr]

Welcome to the Borg brewster65! Glad you found us!!

Lots of great people on here who love to help, so keep us up to date with your brewing and ask any questions you may have!

[LouieMacGoo]

Good to see yet another brewer join the Borg. You will find this to be one of the most welcoming forums on the internet with a great bunch of brewer that are alway willing to help. Ask questions if you have them and when you feel comfortable be sure to chime in and help others.

[BlackDuck]

Welcome...glad you found us here.

[Jon]

Welcome aboard and happy brewing!

[Whamolagan]

Welcome and ask lots of questions to get lots of answers.

[jimjohson]

Welcome to the forum, Brewster!