Hello from Ontario!

[Ardelean]

Thought I'd drop an introduction here, as I would like to get more active on this forum.

Relatively newer to home-brewing, I made my first two batches of beer just the year prior while reading Charlie Papazian's The Complete Joy of Home-Brewing, and they turned out surprisingly palatable. I'm a recent engineering graduate and really like the idea of taking a bit more of a methodological approach to brewing something that I personally love, and can tell from a glance that there are definitely others here who share that sentiment. I have quite a bit of free time right now, so i'm really hoping to pick up on a few new techniques and even get around to doing an automated project for experience.

Cheers!

 

[LagerLover78]

Welcome to the community @Ardelean !

What beers did you brew?

I have a copy of Joy of Homebrewing and I've got comments and notes in one all over the place. I use it frequently!

 

[bracconiere]

even get around to doing an automated project for experience.

looking forward to the beer porn in the DIY forum!

Welcome!

 

[Cyclman]

Welcome to the hobby, and the group, from Colorado
Engineering and home brewing, great match!

 

[Sammy86]

Welcome to the community and obsession!

 

[Ardelean]

Welcome to the community @Ardelean !

What beers did you brew?

I have a copy of Joy of Homebrewing and I've got comments and notes in one all over the place. I use it frequently!

I found the writing style to read off like a lab manual haha, it definitely conveyed well. And the two were respectively an English Pale Ale and an Irish Red Ale, after the first I got a bit of a better idea what I was doing overall.

And thank you everyone for the warm welcome!

 

[LagerLover78]

I found the writing style to read off like a lab manual haha

 

[ncbrewer]

Welcome from a fellow engineer.