Thirsty says hi :cheers:

[Thirsty]

Good evening,

I just started my very first beer brew. I have never done it before, well, apart of this rice wine attempt when I was about 16yo. Don't tell the mum! :rofl: I was sitting by the table having a nice ale with my younger brother talking about future and us starting a brewery. One can dream, I suppose. Anyway, half an hour later the idea of home brewing was born. I have done a simple research and decided to get the Cooper's English Bitter starter kit. I have literally just finished doing it all. And I had a great time doing it, playing with all the new toys. I need to get reading all the wisdom on the forums and need to do it quick. This is very unlike me, starting something without doing all the homework first. I couldn't wait, to tell you the truth. I look forward to learning and making some decent brew along the way.

So, a big Hi from Thirsty! :

 

[dennisking]

Hi and welcome, you have come to the right place to learn this dark art.

 

[Wimberry]

Good luck with your new adventure and if you really get into it start your brewery....why not ?
All the very best

 

[tbert33]

Welcome Thirsty. Im a new member myself. Theres loads of great imformation here and a real good set of guys willing to help. Have fun sir!!!

 

[molesey brewer]

be careful the home brew bug is Contagious
just ask my wife
molesey brewer :

 

[Thirsty]

Thank you for your welcoming words. It's taken about 12 hours for it to show signs of fermentation. Now at about 20 hours there is a rather frothy head forming on the top. Things are looking good. Happy times :thumb:

I've been reading and reading and yes, it is addictive. I feel hooked already and I haven't really even started yet :rofl:

 

[Wendy1971]

Hi and welcome :thumb: