The stromg pull of knowing whats in it has a certain appeal to it. Additionally having a hobby that unlocks a few skill sets is an added bonus. I think the cost savings deserves a strong *. The homebrewing community is pretty awesome and one of the most open that I have ever been a part of! As you said there are a couple knuckleheads but over all it's all about sharing information to get better.
I did a video recently on this asking if anyone is still brewing and then listed some of my reasons. You touched on it but many of us have a drive to create, to make stuff. It could be growing a garden or making things out of wood or any number of other things (i.e. music, art). Some of us can't NOT brew. Ha.
Less hangovers. Yeah right. Cheers Steven 🍻
Cheers to your health! Let’s see that video!
It's just so much fun to take those ingredients and turn them into the nectar of the Gods 😊
Nice Stephen! Cheers 🍻
Thanks BeerMan !
The stromg pull of knowing whats in it has a certain appeal to it.
Additionally having a hobby that unlocks a few skill sets is an added bonus.
I think the cost savings deserves a strong *.
The homebrewing community is pretty awesome and one of the most open that I have ever been a part of! As you said there are a couple knuckleheads but over all it's all about sharing information to get better.
Thanks Jaggers !
Yeah to experimenting! Plus it's a reason to buy shinny things that are made out of stainless 😊
Oh....shinny
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SQUIRREL!
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I did a video recently on this asking if anyone is still brewing and then listed some of my reasons. You touched on it but many of us have a drive to create, to make stuff. It could be growing a garden or making things out of wood or any number of other things (i.e. music, art). Some of us can't NOT brew. Ha.
Right?? Covid did allow a lot of people to start baking bread and brew beer but now everyone is back in the office 🤬 only the die-hards still brew