My Homebrew And Commercial Brewing How-to Site (from Us)

[BrewChron]

I just wanted to share my new personal how-to site that's for homebrewers and small-scale commercial brewers. I have a Dipl.Brew qualification from the IBD that I earned here in the US, but right now am essentially a large-scale homebrewer. The commercial brewing guide uses pictures that I took at Santa Fe Brewing and Sierra Blanca Brewing in NM. This is my first post here and I look forward to reading the great topics here!

http://www.beerbrewingchronicles.com/Site/...ialBrewing.html

http://www.beerbrewingchronicles.com/Site/Homebrew.html

 

[Silo Ted]

Excellent site, you have put a lot of work into it so far. Love the bling-factor too, that's some great looking gear.

 

[DU99]

very impressive site :icon_cheers:

 

[BrewChron]

very impressive site :icon_cheers:

Thanks, I know you Aussies are major brewers, so I was wondering what you would think!

 

[MeLoveBeer]

Great site and good read... the type of "how to" guides you're featuring are invaluable for new and experienced brewers alike. Love the simplicity of the silicon tube as a fly sparger... might think about sourcing an auto sparger and replacing the copper I currently use.

 

[Swinging Beef]

I love it!
The DE filtering is a bit 'eeeew' though.

 

[Ronin]

I love it!
The DE filtering is a bit 'eeeew' though.

Lol, I have no problem with Diatomaceous filtering...I have a problem with boiled pig hoof being added to my beer.

 

[Sammus]

Lol, I have no problem with Diatomaceous filtering...I have a problem with boiled pig hoof being added to my beer.

Why use either? that said, I also don't like gelatine.