What brewing book are you reading?
I've got a 1994 copy of Charlie Papazian's The Home Brewer's Companion to start soon
I've got a 1994 copy of Charlie Papazian's The Home Brewer's Companion to start soon
I've got the one on hops, and I just couldn't get into it. It read very dry and like a textbook to me, at least the little bit that I did readWorking my way through the Brewing Elements series again. I've finished Water, gave me a lot of good info to use, now I'm working through the book on yeast. I'm running into the problem that most of what's readily available is too elementary and the really good ones are too expensive.
I have that one. It's worth the read (if you're not into brewing huge beers, as I'm not).Google Play has a special $3 off when you purchase a book for at least $5 so I purchased Jennifer Talley's Session Beers, the other day. It was already on sale for $9.99.
I like it. I find Jennifer Talley interesting, and I do like brewing smaller beers most times. Well worth what I paid for it.I have that one. It's worth the read (if you're not into brewing huge beers, as I'm not).
ok Ive got this one booked marked "Brewing Classic Styles, 80 Winning Recipes Anyone Can Brew – Jamil Zainasheff, John Palmer" its a web book so I skim it now and again
I love brewing out of Classic Styles.ok Ive got this one booked marked "Brewing Classic Styles, 80 Winning Recipes Anyone Can Brew – Jamil Zainasheff, John Palmer" its a web book so I skim it now and again
Love Ron’s blog.Love reading recipes from Ronald Pattinson's blog - Shut up about Barclay Perkins... Have brewed a few too.
http://barclayperkins.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Let's Brew