Greetings to everyone

[PVE]

Hi fellows

I can't say exactly : am I a new oldie or an old newbie ?
I'm a french Home brewer since 1978 and I started to learn the craft with british books from C.J.J. Berry, Ken Shales and Dave Line.
Later I came across the books of Roger Protz and Graham Wheeler.

All the knowledge of these authors was very important for me as there was no good book in french.

It leads me naturally to try brewing and to appreciate your beers. although I sometimes produce Pilsener, my favourite are actually and definitely the British Ales.

No doubt i will learn more an more with you.

Patrick

 

[pittsy]

Hi Patrick welcome to the forum :thumb:

 

[aneray]

Welcome to the forum Patrick.

You will find all you need to know on the forum along with the wealth of knowledge of the members.

 

[RobWalker]

Awesome. It's great to hear you like our beers. I just hope the ribena wine topics on here don't upset you :lol:

Welcome! :)

 

[31bb3]

Welcome to the forum

 

[jobby]

hello and welcome a very nice bunch they are here :

 

[dennisking]

Hi and welcome, I'm glad there is someone else how remembers the Ken Shales books, at least the beer we make these days is so much better.

 

[PVE]

Thank you very much for your hospitality.
No doubt i will increase my little knowledge among you !

 

[BeerEagle]

Deleted by BeefEagle: Reason: totally off-the-wall tosh. Long live the beer!

 

[PVE]

Hi PVE, what local micros have you got? Lot of stuff round Salisbury, I know.

Dad was in the RAF, so spent a lot of my early years in Wilts.

Oh, and welcome.

Im living in a west subburb of Paris.
There are a lot of locals and sometimes I meet some homebrewers in one of them.

In fact, I drink almost only the beer I brew with a friend.
We brew mostly british styles.

 

[BeerEagle]

Hi PVE, what local micros have you got? Lot of stuff round Salisbury, I know.

Dad was in the RAF, so spent a lot of my early years in Wilts.

Oh, and welcome.

Im living in a west subburb of Paris.
There are a lot of locals and sometimes I meet some homebrewers in one of them.

In fact, I drink almost only the beer I brew with a friend.
We brew mostly british styles.

Thank you for being kind and replying to my question. I just noticed I sent it to completely the wrong person. Please accept my apologies for any confusion I caused.