Greetings Gents:
As you know, this last year I have traveled the road far, from Natural Ice-ville to wonderful stouts, ales, whites, bitters, and porters. I am now ready to move on into the unknown and exciting world of homebrewing. Can any of you recommend a good website that contains literature on novice homebrewing, or maybe a book. Thanks in advance.
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Here's a favorite and much respected book, available online and as treeware:
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You might want to venture on over to rec.crafts.brewing. Newsgroup dedicated to brewing, with the vast majority of it focused on homebrewing.
Back when I was brewing, I poked around
-Steve
Association of brewers site. SOme good pdf articles. Have fun brewing!!
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What everyone else said plus: Homebrewing for Dummies. Yep. I know, some people HATE these books but the author is a guy named Marty Nachel his writing style is very readable and it is an excellent resource plus thorough step by step instructions for beginning and intermediate brewing. I still use it to look up hop varieties sometimes, also it's got about 100 recipes.
_Randal
Thanks you guys! I can't wait to see how it turns out. It's going to be a great winter!
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