TheNoiseThatWeMade

I usually just dive right in after a little bit of research and give things a go....which is maybe why my first batch of homebrew had a few lively bottles and I ended up cleaning  beer (a nice brown colour) off my kitchen ceiling. Yes, it was a rented property; so maybe not the most opportune moment to go experimenting with different fermenting sugars and amounts (because I wasn't sure the amount from the Internet recipe). After doing a few brews I've found my interest grow and actually to the point where I quite fancy seeing what other people say and finding out their tips. I've realised meeting people with experience and stories can join the dots and help you progress (and have a laugh along the way). Meeting other local homebrewers is one approach and if you're based up North try The Northern Craft Brewers  or more in the middle try  Midlands Craft Brewers . No matter what skill level you are I can guarantee if you've had a go, then you'll...