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[gmc]

Hi all,

I am new to home brewing and to the forum. I have my first batch on made from a kit which I am thoroughly enjoying working on. I think each batch I will get a bit more adventurous with how much i take on, but for now, it's kits and following the instructions. I am definitely a source of more questions than answers at this point but I have been getting a lot of great info from the forum so far before joining. I wanted to say hello to you all.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Welcome

 

[Banbeer]

Welcome to the forum @gmc, happy brewing

 

[terrym]

Hi all,

I am new to home brewing and to the forum. I have my first batch on made from a kit which I am thoroughly enjoying working on. I think each batch I will get a bit more adventurous with how much i take on, but for now, it's kits and following the instructions. I am definitely a source of more questions than answers at this point but I have been getting a lot of great info from the forum so far before joining. I wanted to say hello to you all.

Welcome
This might help
Basic beginners guide to brewing your own beer from a kit - The HomeBrew Forum

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Welcome to the forum @gmc thumb

 

[An Ankoù]

Hello gmc. What sort of stuff do you like brewing and drinking?

 

[gmc]

Thanks for linking the guide. That has got some excellent info in it. I typically like drinking amber ales and golden ales. I enjoy the occasional stout as well. My current favourites are the likes of Badgers Fursty Ferret, St Austell Tribute and Bass.

I would love to get to the point where I could aim for a certain beer like Fursty Ferret and get close with a homebrew. I don't have the wherewithal currently to identify the tastes and know what ingredients and techniques would be required to produce a specific result. That is my goal one day

 

[BeerGuy2020]

How Do @gmc ,
Welcome to the forum mate ,
Cheers
Edd