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I have thought of something like this, I’ve been told by other people that I’m too kind because I just invite anyone over for a brew day, but they don’t say that till afterwards hahaha.. it is something I would consider for sure, just wasnt sure about and things, it would be good to send someone home with a cube or a keg, or bottles, but it would have to be pretty pricey.. ingredients, electricity, and mainly time.. as you say would take a few weeks, maybe once a fortnight for 3 or 4 sessions, even then the actual brew session would be just one week.. but yeah needs more thought for sure. Cheers mate!
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I think this is a great idea.
Not just for the knowledge sharing but also teaching people the right mindset through brewing.
One big thing I learnt from Gash and his videos was to not worry too much and just have fun brewing. It's easy to get stressed thinking it wont go right or for whatever reason.
Starting off a new brewers journey from this relaxed mindset would help a lot.
Also to help dispel a lot of the myths/the importance of certain things (using sugar in a brew, hot side aeration etc)
The logistics thing would be the only issue I suppose (especially interstate) but starting locally would be good. And of course the rona shit but hopefully the resolves one day..
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I think this is a great idea.
Not just for the knowledge sharing but also teaching people the right mindset through brewing.
One big thing I learnt from Gash and his videos was to not worry too much and just have fun brewing. It's easy to get stressed thinking it wont go right or for whatever reason.
Starting off a new brewers journey from this relaxed mindset would help a lot.
Also to help dispel a lot of the myths/the importance of certain things (using sugar in a brew, hot side aeration etc)
The logistics thing would be the only issue I suppose (especially interstate) but starting locally would be good. And of course the rona shit but hopefully the resolves one day..
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Kit Brew Day Tomorrow, Black Rock Pale ale and number 40 larger brew enhancer by mangrove jacks. And possibly some honey. Yeast US05 ??
3 weeks into dry July and going strong, im on the homeward stretch.
If anyone has trouble logging on , clear your computer with CCleaner or similar and youll be able to log on. Cheers
Brewing a familiar Dark Mild later today. (hint: Was the bastard tired? Or was he run over by a tire (tyre). No one really knows). One thing for sure. It will be a treat when done. Cheers!
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Kit Brew Day Tomorrow, Black Rock Pale ale and number 40 larger brew enhancer by mangrove jacks. And possibly some honey. Yeast US05 ??
3 weeks into dry July and going strong, im on the homeward stretch.
If anyone has trouble logging on , clear your computer with CCleaner or similar and youll be able to log on. Cheers
Brewing a familiar Dark Mild later today. (hint: Was the bastard tired? Or was he run over by a tire (tyre). No one really knows). One thing for sure. It will be a treat when done. Cheers!
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