Any one here home brew?
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Any one here home brew?
I have recently made my first batch, I bottled it Sunday night and I am letting it ferment some more. It has a rich spicy aroma and a nice citrus smell as well and I used a lot of hops because I enjoy a good bitter beer. I will post pictures of the process soon. I’m going to opening up my first bottle Thursday. Wish me luck!!
I used to brew beer back in the day. Still have the buckets around here somewhere. Stopped doing it because of the hassle, storage space, proper thick-necked bottles hard to find, etc.
I looked into making wine but havent gotten around to tackling it yet.
I looked into making wine but havent gotten around to tackling it yet.
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i've brewed dozens of batches, but like the previous poster it was back in the day. best beer I ever had was my own.
ironically, the worst beer I ever had was also my own.
i've even done a couple batches of mead, tastes terrible before it's aged (at least a year), but really is amazing when it's ready
good luck with your brew
ironically, the worst beer I ever had was also my own.

i've even done a couple batches of mead, tastes terrible before it's aged (at least a year), but really is amazing when it's ready
good luck with your brew
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i've brewed dozens of batches, but like the previous poster it was back in the day. best beer I ever had was my own.
ironically, the worst beer I ever had was also my own.
i've even done a couple batches of mead, tastes terrible before it's aged (at least a year), but really is amazing when it's ready
good luck with your brew
ironically, the worst beer I ever had was also my own.

i've even done a couple batches of mead, tastes terrible before it's aged (at least a year), but really is amazing when it's ready
good luck with your brew
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