Looking for brewing tutor in Long Island, NY

[danielschweon]

Hi, I'm just starting out with homebrewing. I've assembled an all-grain system consisting of an electric 65L HLT, a 65L Robobrew with pump, and a 1/2bbl SS Brewtech Unitank with heating and chilling and a glycol chiller. I would like to watch an expert brew session in person as YouTube videos and books only get so far. If anyone is on the East End of Long Island and knows how to brew, I'd love to pay for a few hours of your time to show me the ropes.

Best,
Dan Schweon
Amagansett, NY

 

[Dgallo]

Hi, I'm just starting out with homebrewing. I've assembled an all-grain system consisting of an electric 65L HLT, a 65L Robobrew with pump, and a 1/2bbl SS Brewtech Unitank with heating and chilling and a glycol chiller. I would like to watch an expert brew session in person as YouTube videos and books only get so far. If anyone is on the East End of Long Island and knows how to brew, I'd love to pay for a few hours of your time to show me the ropes.

Best,
Dan Schweon
Amagansett, NY

Hey brother. I believe their is a Long Island brewers thread running right now, I’m sure someone will be able to point you in the right direction to a club local or semi local to you.

Since times are a little crazy for that in person meetings, I bet you could find a great video on YouTube that will be extremely helpful on the process.

Good luck with whatever route you choose and welcome to this wonderful hobbby

 

[Jag75]

Man you jumped right in there with your set up ! Congrats on that . Welcome to forum and hobby . It's a lot of fun . When I first started on my Grainfather I watched countless YouTube videos before I actually brewed on it . Watch vids , plan out your brew on paper then go down a checklist as you brew . You got this

Also read up in the forums here you will learn a lot and it will help you bigtime

 

[ChiknNutz]

Wow, ya that's an all-in, headfirst approach right there.