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Today we reached another milestone. The map already contains 600 marks from 35 countries and 6 continents! At the beginning there was a suggestion to have the map just in an excel. However author of the map did not listen and created fully functional map which contains events, blogs, private...

Hi, If you are a fan of HomeBrewMap, you can now put the preview of the map in your web page. Just use this linkhttps://www.homebrewmap.com/standalone

If you have any problem with registering, just give me your acc name or email and I will activate the account :) Edit: there are also some problems with spam box and hotmails.

Yeah shiet.... stupid mistake. It is of course Australia. I feel so embarrassed now.

Now there is 9 homebrewers from Austria with location and one or two registered. I would like to share the knowledge of the map with others. Can you please tell me about other forums or some forum in NZ? PS: There is no fee and there is no need to put there exact adress. You can check my...

Thank you. That is also option how you can use the map and I can´t wait to try it :) Please send me personal message with your email or user name. I will check it.

Hi, you have managed to reach top 10 countries according to our statistics (https://www.homebrewmap.com/cs/blogs/49-statistics-statistiky). There is 7 of you :) Thank you for your interest, hope you will get touch with others.

You have personal message :)

Beginning is always tough. :) but thanks to the map I found 5 other brewers close to me. Maybe you will be also lucky.

And of course, it would be awesome, if you can share it. Tell me, if you have any question or doubts :)

:D Check it, I think that it is usefull map. But now it´s quite empty in Australia.

Thanks GrumpyPaul you are number 499 :) To be honest I wasn´t lucky enough to try something from Australia. I just know about hops, Coopers and Grainfather (but GF is maybe from NZ). But yeah, I should read something about beer history there.

It is quite new project and people are mostly not interested in it. I´ve post it on Facebook page of Grainfather Users group (it is full of homebrewers from Australia and New Zealand). However, there was no feedback. If you like it, feel free to use it, maybe someone else will join you. You can...

No you don´t. We are just using Facebook social network as a way to promote that project. :)

Hi, I hope I'm not breaking any rules by this post. If so, please let me know or feel free to delete the post yourselves. Few months ago we've started "project" (non profitable, just for fun) to identify (as much as possible) active home brewers in our country. But soon other countries start...