Hello from Ohio, US

[rallen]

Greetings all! I'm a new member and what you call a pensioner, living in the State of Ohio, USA. I've been homebrewing since before it became officially legal here in 1978. My first trip to England was seventeen years ago for a wedding in Cheltenham, and via internet I found that the local CAMRA chapter was meeting during our stay. My wife and I attended and that evening remains a highlight of my "beer life." I've been able to visit the UK several times since and have fallen for St. Austell's Tribute, Taylor's Landlord and many others on hand-pull. I've found that my internet searches often take me to homebrewforum UK, so I figured that I might as well join. Cheers, Bob.

 

[Rwilts]

Welcome

 

[starseeker]

Hi Bob,

Its a pleasure to have you here

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Welcome to the forum

 

[Rodcx500z]

Hello and welcome to the land of warm beer

 

[Clint]

Hiya Bob...are you brewing a Tribute clone?

 

[The Baron]

Welcome to the forum

 

[chopps]

Greetings all! I'm a new member and what you call a pensioner, living in the State of Ohio, USA. I've been homebrewing since before it became officially legal here in 1978. My first trip to England was seventeen years ago for a wedding in Cheltenham, and via internet I found that the local CAMRA chapter was meeting during our stay. My wife and I attended and that evening remains a highlight of my "beer life." I've been able to visit the UK several times since and have fallen for St. Austell's Tribute, Taylor's Landlord and many others on hand-pull. I've found that my internet searches often take me to homebrewforum UK, so I figured that I might as well join. Cheers, Bob.

You have great taste.
Hope you have a beer engine over there...

 

[rallen]

Hiya Bob...are you brewing a Tribute clone?

I tried, but wasn't successful. Any hints/tips/clone recipes would be appreciated. I read what I could about Tribute on this forum. Still have a ways to go.

 

[rallen]

You have great taste.
Hope you have a beer engine over there...

I don't have an engine and that's a problem. Have seen some YouTube videos on homemade systems but haven't made the jump.

 

[chopps]

ukbrewing.com is your friend :)
Looks like a UK website but they're definitely over your side. Lancaster PA.

 

[kopal]

Greetings all! I'm a new member and what you call a pensioner, living in the State of Ohio, USA. I've been homebrewing since before it became officially legal here in 1978. My first trip to England was seventeen years ago for a wedding in Cheltenham, and via internet I found that the local CAMRA chapter was meeting during our stay. My wife and I attended and that evening remains a highlight of my "beer life." I've been able to visit the UK several times since and have fallen for St. Austell's Tribute, Taylor's Landlord and many others on hand-pull. I've found that my internet searches often take me to homebrewforum UK, so I figured that I might as well join. Cheers, Bob.

Bob, your brewing experience and love for British ales shine through your introduction. It's heartwarming how CAMRA in England has transformed your "beer life." Your international brewery exploration brings a unique flavor to your experiences. Joining the homebrew forum UK appears like a natural step. Here's to sharing and learning more about your passion! Cheers to all your brewing adventures, Bob!
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