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Stewart

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As my interest in beer has grown I figured the only way to get to know it even better is to make my own. So here I am.

My first beer - an Irish stout - is currently bubbling away in the corner after doing the business on Saturday. Just a kit, to begin with. However, once I know how it's going to taste without amendments, I expect I'll keep trying out different things with it as I'm quite experimental overall.
 
Welcome to the forum Stew. Just make sure everything is clean and have patience and you will get some good results. :cheers:
 
Welcome to the forum :drink:

Good quality kits produce great results, and all you need to do is be careful with your sanitising, and be patient, and you will be richly rewarded :mrgreen:

If you are genuine about enjoying experimenting, then I stronly recomend you look into starting All Grain brewing, which gives you complete control over every aspect of the brewing process :thumb: :cheers:
 
Thanks all

BigYin said:
If you are genuine about enjoying experimenting, then I stronly recomend you look into starting All Grain brewing, which gives you complete control over every aspect of the brewing process :thumb: :cheers:
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I fully intend on moving to all grain, but space constraints in the flat and the fact I've still got to learn about the basics will keep me happy for now. Lot of reading to do.
 
Another weegie! :thumb:
Welcome to the forum Stewart.
I brewed kits for a year with some very good results and ive just moved to AG with a lot of help and advice from the good guys on this forum.
Where abouts in glasgow are you from? and where do you buy your kits etc?
 
Hullo and happy brewing... it's bloody great, you may get a little ****** though... somehow since I started I have managed to forget loads of things... I cannot work out the link!! ;) :drink:
 

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