Lupulin Junkie
Apprentice
Hello to all!
While I am not new to brewing, I am anxiously waiting for the rest of my brewing equipment that I ordered to arive here at the house so I can finally go all grain. Close to 14 years ago, while in college, I started homebrewing. I did kit beers with some specialty grains. Fast foreward those 14 years and I am married and the wife and I are moving to a "new house" with a garage basement (which I quickly claimed as mine). "What, park cars in the garage? Don't be silly dear, that is my new homebrewing/woodworking shop! Lucky for me, I had saved what brewing equipment I had and moved it out here with us. It's amazing how tastily addictive a hobby homebrewing is, because after starting back and doing about 6 batches of partial mash beers, I commited to making the jump to allgrain brewing. WooHooo! BTW, Beersmith is a fantastic program and the website with this forum has made things all the easier to understand and follow.
Steve
Bottled: 5gal. Irish Red
5gal. Amber Ale
While I am not new to brewing, I am anxiously waiting for the rest of my brewing equipment that I ordered to arive here at the house so I can finally go all grain. Close to 14 years ago, while in college, I started homebrewing. I did kit beers with some specialty grains. Fast foreward those 14 years and I am married and the wife and I are moving to a "new house" with a garage basement (which I quickly claimed as mine). "What, park cars in the garage? Don't be silly dear, that is my new homebrewing/woodworking shop! Lucky for me, I had saved what brewing equipment I had and moved it out here with us. It's amazing how tastily addictive a hobby homebrewing is, because after starting back and doing about 6 batches of partial mash beers, I commited to making the jump to allgrain brewing. WooHooo! BTW, Beersmith is a fantastic program and the website with this forum has made things all the easier to understand and follow.
Steve
Bottled: 5gal. Irish Red
5gal. Amber Ale
