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Welcome aboard.
There is plenty of equipment threads to look at. Myself, I have one from Hop & Grape in the UK.

Hi Fermentron

I had the same appely taste from a coopers IPA I done three months ago. With time the taste mellows out and now the IPA is one of the best brews I have done!

Rob

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Hello beoir

I'm an Irish exile in Sweden. Looking forward to the Copenhagen beer festival in May. If anyone is going to that you should get in touch.

Was stung into brewing my own beer in Sweden due to the unique alcohol regime in place here. Only stout so far, with extract.

Would like to try an oatmeal stout as I like the sound of it, will try to get that started in the coming week. I haven't searched the community board yet for threads relating to this particular style.

Any others from out Scandinavia way?

Welcome aboard.
You have probably come across this site before but BeerSweden[/url:3g4v0dwx] is very good for the Swedish beer scene.

Hi all, my name is Ben and I also enjoy beer.

I was somewhat active in CAMRA in Northern Ireland for a while but now can mostly be found drinking lambics in the Porterhouse. Marriage Parfait and Geuze Black for the win.

Joined the site in order to learn more about the scene in Ireland, to gain info on good Irish beers (which are entirely new to me), and to gain tips on homebrewing (begun in earnest with a Coopers kit but hoping to graduate quickly to more complex fayre).

Happy to engage!