New Brewer
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New Brewer
Hi,
I just received for my birthday a brewdemon kit. I already prepared the first batch, a Pilsner, and know just waiting for fermenting.
Any suggestion more than welcome.
Thanks!
I just received for my birthday a brewdemon kit. I already prepared the first batch, a Pilsner, and know just waiting for fermenting.
Any suggestion more than welcome.
Thanks!
Re: New Brewer
Welcome. There are a bunch of great folks here who can answer any and all questions, from beginning to advanced and anywhere in between. Don't hesitate to ask...
Swenocha is a vast bastard of brewing knowledge - Wings_Fan_In_KC
Fermenting:
nada... zip...
Drinking:
nada... zip... maybe an N/A beer here and there...
Fermenting:
nada... zip...
Drinking:
nada... zip... maybe an N/A beer here and there...
Re: New Brewer
Thanks Snwocha!
Re: New Brewer
Welcome...glad you found us.
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Drinking
#93 - Gerst Amber Ale
Conditioning and Carbing
Fermenting
On Deck
Drinking
#93 - Gerst Amber Ale
Conditioning and Carbing
Fermenting
On Deck
Re: New Brewer
Welcome to the Borg Nach! Glad you found us.
Probably the best piece of advice I received was patience. I know the kits say you can have beer in as little as two weeks or something like that, but your beer and your mouth will thank you if you can be patient. Try fermenting for 2-3 weeks at around 65-70 degrees. Bottle and let it sit at room temp for another 3-4 weeks. Then pop one in the fridge for a couple days and sample. If you like it, throw a couple more in while the rest stay at room temp. It will give you a better feel for how it can improve with time. Of course since it is your first, no one is going to fault you for sampling early and often. We all did it, and it is just too tempting to wait to get that first taste!
Good luck with your brewing, and keep us up to date on your progress!
Probably the best piece of advice I received was patience. I know the kits say you can have beer in as little as two weeks or something like that, but your beer and your mouth will thank you if you can be patient. Try fermenting for 2-3 weeks at around 65-70 degrees. Bottle and let it sit at room temp for another 3-4 weeks. Then pop one in the fridge for a couple days and sample. If you like it, throw a couple more in while the rest stay at room temp. It will give you a better feel for how it can improve with time. Of course since it is your first, no one is going to fault you for sampling early and often. We all did it, and it is just too tempting to wait to get that first taste!
Good luck with your brewing, and keep us up to date on your progress!
Fermenting: Bucket 1 - Fresh Squeezed IPA; Bucket 2 - Empty
Kegged: Keg 1 - Irish Red; Keg 2 - Cream Ale; Keg 3 - Amber Ale; Keg 4 - APA; Keg 5 - Empty; Keg 6 - Empty; Keg 7 - Empty
The reason why the above list is so small Home Theater Build
Kegged: Keg 1 - Irish Red; Keg 2 - Cream Ale; Keg 3 - Amber Ale; Keg 4 - APA; Keg 5 - Empty; Keg 6 - Empty; Keg 7 - Empty
The reason why the above list is so small Home Theater Build
Re: New Brewer
Howdy Nach! You're gonna have lots of fun with this hobby.
You've already gotten some very good advice regarding patience and if you just read some of the posts that answers questions, you can grab lots of helpful info. What you don't see answered, just ask.
And don't forget to post a picture of your first beer so we can 'ooo and ahhhh' at it.
You've already gotten some very good advice regarding patience and if you just read some of the posts that answers questions, you can grab lots of helpful info. What you don't see answered, just ask.
And don't forget to post a picture of your first beer so we can 'ooo and ahhhh' at it.
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and Congrats on both the birthday and your first batch of beer! You will find this is a great bunch of brewers here that are always willing to help you make great beer. Some will even offer to help you drink it!
The best advice I can offer is in my sig at the bottom. So don't worry you will make beer!
The best advice I can offer is in my sig at the bottom. So don't worry you will make beer!
Worrying can spoil the taste of beer more then anything else! ~ Charles Papazian
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Re: New Brewer
Thank you everybody!
I will do it with patience and recommended and i ill wait more that 1 week as said in instructions..
i will be posting any advances!
I will do it with patience and recommended and i ill wait more that 1 week as said in instructions..
i will be posting any advances!
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Re: New Brewer
Welcome Nach! If you have a question please ask, you have found a great group of brewers with many different levels of experience, all willing to help when we can!
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Welcome to the Borg - as all have said....there are a great bunch of folks here to help. From one newb to another ask ask ask....they are all amazing here!
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Welcome
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Welcome to The Borg
Good Luck and Happy Brewing
Good Luck and Happy Brewing
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Welcome Nach! Please keep us up on your brewing adventures.
Making beer and stew for the Zombie Apocalypse.
Never mind, there it is.
Never mind, there it is.
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Welcome Nach!
You have found a great place for brewing resources! We are here to help each other make better beer!
You have found a great place for brewing resources! We are here to help each other make better beer!
Jimbo Homebrew Co.
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Drinking:
Keg1:
Keg2:
Keg3:
Bottled:
Nothing!
Fermenting:
Fermenter 1 (5 Gal Bucket): Empty
Fermenter 2 (1 gal.): Empty
On Deck:
Something?!
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Drinking:
Keg1:
Keg2:
Keg3:
Bottled:
Nothing!
Fermenting:
Fermenter 1 (5 Gal Bucket): Empty
Fermenter 2 (1 gal.): Empty
On Deck:
Something?!