Thanks To All

[the_fuzz]

Hi Guys,

Just wanted to thank everyone on AHB who has helped me over the past 12 months.

12 months ago I was given a MSB HB kit - Made my first batch and it tasted like shit I think it brewed at about 28c.

I then found AHB and started to read, read, read and read some more.

My HB collection then went to 2 60L fermenters and then I started use a bit of grain.

So after about 6 months I thought I was a K&K expert B) , then I upgraded my brew pot and found a strange little post called BIAB

I also then read another thread about electric kettle's - so I cut up a coopers fermenter and a kettle and presto I have a electric kettle.

I got the misses to put a bag together and since then I have done 3 AG's, all of which shit all over my K&K beers.

Next thing was to put together a mash tun, without the help of alot of you that would never have happened due to my complete tooltardness B)

And lastly I last night wired up my Temp Controller for the fridge thanks to screwy.

This weekend i'm installing an element into a 75L fermenter so I can do MORE BEEEEER

Just wanted to say a big thankyou to everyone on AHB and without this community I would be drinking shit beer and thinking what am I doing this for........But instead I enjoy the entire process from creation to digestation

Once again - THANKS EVERYONE :beer:

 

[homebrewworld.com]

'Praise the Lord' !!

Onya WWWHahn

 

[paulwin]

good on you mate enjoy the experience all grain brewing is where it's at
cheers paul

 

[Fatgodzilla]

Hi Guys,

Just wanted to thank everyone on AHB who has helped me over the past 12 months.....

Once again - THANKS EVERYONE :beer:

My only advice is, mate. Don't get too obsessive with this passion. There is a big world out there, away from AHB and home breweing.

It is shit, but I just thought I'd let you know.

 

[Screwtop]

Hi Guys,

Just wanted to thank everyone on AHB who has helped me over the past 12 months.

12 months ago I was given a MSB HB kit - Made my first batch and it tasted like shit I think it brewed at about 28c.

I then found AHB and started to read, read, read and read some more.

My HB collection then went to 2 60L fermenters and then I started use a bit of grain.

So after about 6 months I thought I was a K&K expert B) , then I upgraded my brew pot and found a strange little post called BIAB

I also then read another thread about electric kettle's - so I cut up a coopers fermenter and a kettle and presto I have a electric kettle.

I got the misses to put a bag together and since then I have done 3 AG's, all of which shit all over my K&K beers.

Next thing was to put together a mash tun, without the help of alot of you that would never have happened due to my complete tooltardness B)

And lastly I last night wired up my Temp Controller for the fridge thanks to screwy.

This weekend i'm installing an element into a 75L fermenter so I can do MORE BEEEEER

Just wanted to say a big thankyou to everyone on AHB and without this community I would be drinking shit beer and thinking what am I doing this for........But instead I enjoy the entire process from creation to digestation

Once again - THANKS EVERYONE :beer:

Glad I was able to help, best of all YOU have learned something, and get to drink the results.

Brew on,

Screwy