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[woody200]

Hello guys just a quick post to say hi, after brewing for roughly 10 years with a constant keg or two on tap I then stopped due to other commitments.......but now 8 years on I'm back on it again and loving it......not really sure why I stopped. Hoping to get involved on the forum and share my brew days etc.
Cheers woody

 

[Simonpyman]

Hello guys just a quick post to say hi, after brewing for roughly 10 years with a constant keg or two on tap I then stopped due to other commitments.......but now 8 years on I'm back on it again and loving it......not really sure why I stopped. Hoping to get involved on the forum and share my brew days etc.
Cheers woody

Welcome back! I did the same thing though 10 years ago i was making some ok beer then. Now i am making some great beer using my all in one brewzilla.

 

[woody200]

Welcome back! I did the same thing though 10 years ago i was making some ok beer then. Now i am making some great beer using my all in one brewzilla.

Thanks mate, yes looking forward to improving my brews

 

[Dave Y]

Welcome back, lots of fun to be had brewing beer.

 

[woody200]

I've got a recipe ready to go, so will post up a brewday with a few pics etc hopefully in the next few days if I get time. Previously doing all grain with a all in one system but got so deep into brewing I then didn't have time for long brewdays and all the other stuff that goes with it and it sadly became a chore, so I'm keeping it simple for now and am slightly more flexible for time now than I was back then.......all good stuff

 

[Sandy Feet]

Awesome. It is an all morning thing for me when I do it. I like to get up before the sun and get everything put away before noon so I can go out and enjoy one of the local breweries afterwards.
Plus, it gets damn hot down here in the summer, so starting early is the way to go.

 

[Donoroto]

Welcome back to the hobby!

We did a survey here a couple years ago, average all-grain brewday was 5 hours start to finish.

 

[Simonpyman]

Welcome back to the hobby!

We did a survey here a couple years ago, average all-grain brewday was 5 hours start to finish.

Makes sense, I range from 4-5 hours

 

[Zambi]

Welcome!

 

[Sandy Feet]

Welcome back to the hobby!

We did a survey here a couple years ago, average all-grain brewday was 5 hours start to finish.

Probably not that far off.

 

[Craigerrr]

Welcome to the forum, and welcome back to brewing @woody200