JiiPee95
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Hello! I joined this forum cause I just started brewing my own beer recently for the first time. I love beer and have been interested in making my own for quite a while, and finally got myself to get myself to try.
I got the coopers DIY kit that came with everything I needed to make my first batch of beer. I like the clear fermenter vessel cause I can see through it what is going on in my brew. The coopers kit came with ingredients for lager and in addition I got a Cooper Hefe-weizen kit and some extra bottles.
From these kits making the beer was very easy and not really that much time consuming either. The lager ended up being only 3,3%, but the Hefe-Weizen turned out 5% cause I added a little less water to make the original gravity a little higher. Both batches are bottled and now I'm just waiting to get my first taste. The lager should be ready taste in just few days!
This seems like a hobby I could get deeper into and my future plans include trying to make a couple more batches from kits and try dry hopping those and then eventually I hope to buy more gear so I could do the mashing myself. Because that seems to be the more interesting way of making beer to me, though more effort. But if it tastes good it's worth it :)
I got the coopers DIY kit that came with everything I needed to make my first batch of beer. I like the clear fermenter vessel cause I can see through it what is going on in my brew. The coopers kit came with ingredients for lager and in addition I got a Cooper Hefe-weizen kit and some extra bottles.
From these kits making the beer was very easy and not really that much time consuming either. The lager ended up being only 3,3%, but the Hefe-Weizen turned out 5% cause I added a little less water to make the original gravity a little higher. Both batches are bottled and now I'm just waiting to get my first taste. The lager should be ready taste in just few days!
This seems like a hobby I could get deeper into and my future plans include trying to make a couple more batches from kits and try dry hopping those and then eventually I hope to buy more gear so I could do the mashing myself. Because that seems to be the more interesting way of making beer to me, though more effort. But if it tastes good it's worth it :)
And so is AC/DC
