Greetings, all. I'm an old-timer who has been brewing on and off (mostly off... raising kids, moving across the country, finances curtailing the hobby budget [damn you, 2008 recession!]) for the past 25+ years. Kids are out of the house (mostly), money's stabilizing, and I ain't moving again, so I'm getting back into this, but in kind of a big way.
I'm currently enrolled in the new Brewing Science Certificate program at Sacred Heart University in Connecticut. We've been doing a lot of brewing with some kick-butt equipment at a local brewery, as well as learning a lot of the science of brewing (and the business, too). It's also rekindling the spark to do some homebrewing on my own, so here I am. The BrewSmith mobile app will be handy in the classroom as we start learning to develop our own recipes. I'm looking forward to messing around with it.
Also, by homebrewing outside of the classroom, I can brew what *I* want. I need a rest from all the hazy, juicy New England IPAs and brew up a simple English session ale. A nice keg of English Bitters would hit the spot right now.
Cheers,
Cameron
I'm currently enrolled in the new Brewing Science Certificate program at Sacred Heart University in Connecticut. We've been doing a lot of brewing with some kick-butt equipment at a local brewery, as well as learning a lot of the science of brewing (and the business, too). It's also rekindling the spark to do some homebrewing on my own, so here I am. The BrewSmith mobile app will be handy in the classroom as we start learning to develop our own recipes. I'm looking forward to messing around with it.
Also, by homebrewing outside of the classroom, I can brew what *I* want. I need a rest from all the hazy, juicy New England IPAs and brew up a simple English session ale. A nice keg of English Bitters would hit the spot right now.
Cheers,
Cameron