Wanting to go all grain.
Hi there.
I am passionate about beer and have just started to brew my own beer, I have just finished my first 2 exract brews, and have caught the bug.
I am realy wanting to get into All grain. I have read all the internet info I can find, all of it quite technical but not daughting but would love to here from fellow brewers on the best and most effective way to start my own all grain home brew setup from purchasing grains to drinking all info would be appriciated.
I am passionate about beer and have just started to brew my own beer, I have just finished my first 2 exract brews, and have caught the bug.
I am realy wanting to get into All grain. I have read all the internet info I can find, all of it quite technical but not daughting but would love to here from fellow brewers on the best and most effective way to start my own all grain home brew setup from purchasing grains to drinking all info would be appriciated.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Neilson on
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Classic how did I get from here to were I am now!!!!!
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Yeah!! be this a lesson to anyone who wants to start all graining or homebrewing, It will consume you!! But its a good thing!!
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Permalink Reply by James P on
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Resistance is futile....
Shit I just read my first couple of posts about lagering Feb 2008... Dan's still the man who gave me some good advise to change my technique, and sinykill for the milk socks, pure magic!
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Permalink Reply by Nick T on
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Have to say that a week or so ago I was perusing old posts like this and was very impressed to find that it was only a year ago (or thereabouts) a lot of you guys were at the stage of just getting into AG, and now you all talk at such a detailed and knowledgeable level, like you have been doing it for a lifetime! ("I can taste xyz yeast in this one", "try increasing abc malt a little and drop the mash temp by a degree or two" etc etc). Awesome.
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Permalink Reply by Matthew on
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Classic. Can't wait to look back at my pitiful attempts in a years time!
Reviled, love your BIAB passion! Bags are great, I can't see myself using anything else. It's too easy.
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Permalink Reply by Tony on
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Yes, I love the variety of ways and styles in which we are all brewing, but yet sharing the same passion- legendary.
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Permalink Reply by Reviled on
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RopenutS, are you still brewing with kits or extract??
Because if you are, seriously look at BIAB as its soooooo cheap to set up and easy to do! Honestly!
You cant resist forever ;o)
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