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Cheers James, so pretty much the same as bottling. Good stuff. I'll be "tastin" soon so <!-- s;-) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif" alt="" title="Wink" /><!-- s;-) -->

Hi all,
thought i'd better say hello as i'm probably going to be hitting you for advice over the next while. Started making some mead and elderberry wine last year which turned out pretty good for a first go, so I've decided to have a crack at some beer. Got myself a Brewferm Kit and the guide on this site looks really helpful -so I'll let you know how i get on.
Cheers

Best of luck, Taberno. If you need any assistance just ask, but you sound like you know your way around the fermentation process already.

Hello All,
I'm Aidan, living in New Zealand (originally from Co. Cavan), and I was just poking around the forum here and thought I'd sign up and introduce myself. I just recently got into home brewing and it's such a great feeling to be making my own beer! I've got my third batch fermenting at the moment, an American Pale Ale, extract brew with steeped grains and lots of cascade hops. My first batch, from a kit, turned out beautifully - it's amazing how you can make good beer so easily. Anyway, you can read more about my brewing adventures on my blog <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="beerandgarden.com">beerandgarden.com.
Cheers,
Aidan

ill try this again didnt work the last time

my name is emmet i live in balbriggan i started hombrewing years ago with my dad using kits but have moved onto grain brewing recently.
i am a brown ale fan and so far have been bottling my beer.
i have made pilsners,stouts,and various ales.
i have taught a friend and even my 16year old sis in law how to brew (responsable ehe?)
i work as a chef and am a fan of home bread making as well.

i am married with 2 kids and a 36 year old land rover 10 years older than me.

i just brought hop seeds on ebay 30 for €3 as a experment to grow my own.
i know that i need to use female ownly but my main prob is that i dont know exactly what varity they are!!!
would it be possable to id these plants if/when they grow?

Welcome to the site, Aidan and Emmet.

&amp;quot;emmetg&amp;quot;:6xa1n0d6 wrote: would it be possable to id these plants if/when they grow?[/quote:6xa1n0d6]Hmm. I don't think so. But sure it's the taste that matters <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->