Homebrew beginner

[edmonzo]

Hi, I'm brand new to homebrewing and thought I'd join to learn from all of the experience in these forums.

I'm in Newcastle, so imagine all of this in a Geordie accent (like).

Looking forward to getting my GEB beginners kit and starting this new hobby.

Cheers,
Ed

 

[Rodcx500z]

Hope you enjoy it, and remember there are no daft questions, so if you get stuck shout out and someone will help you

 

[The Baron]

Welcome to the forum

 

[Little Rock Brewing]

I wish I'd joined this forum from before day 1. I was doing extract kits then and ruined 4 due to bad methods. A wealth of info on here. If you can't find the answers, just ask.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Welcome to the forum

 

[Rwilts]

Welcome

 

[edmonzo]

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone, much appreciated. I'll let you know how I get on with my first batch and will shout out when I need help

 

[tigertim]

Good to see another canny lad from the North East on here - cheers!

 

[Old Fart At Play]

Welcome! I think that makes 5 of us Geordies on here now, although I'm not sure 2 of them are still active.

(OK I live near Berwick now, but I'm from Newcastle).

Great forum, you will find lots of useful stuff and helpful people.

 

[Lawrence R]

Hi, I'm brand new to homebrewing and thought I'd join to learn from all of the experience in these forums.

I'm in Newcastle, so imagine all of this in a Geordie accent (like).

Looking forward to getting my GEB beginners kit and starting this new hobby.

Cheers,
Ed

Welcome. I was brand new to this about 5 years ago. My advice - I agree that there are no daft questions, the key to good beer is cleanliness and temperature control, bottling is a pain in the neck, you now have a Xmas list for the next 5-10 years, you tube can be v instructive and sooner or later you will have a boilover. Good luck, it’s great fun.

 

[edmonzo]

Welcome. I was brand new to this about 5 years ago. My advice - I agree that there are no daft questions, the key to good beer is cleanliness and temperature control, bottling is a pain in the neck, you now have a Xmas list for the next 5-10 years, you tube can be v instructive and sooner or later you will have a boilover. Good luck, it’s great fun.

Thanks Lawrence! Google's homebrew boilover