Where are you brewing?

[rockbasementbeer]

Elmira, NY. Hopefully this thread helps brewers find others near each other to create clubs and improve/create discussions for home brewers everywhere!

 

[harrke]

Freeport, IL

My first 2 1-gallon batches in Primary. I'd be interested in finding others close by!

 

[ShaineT]

Freeport, IL

My first 2 1-gallon batches in Primary. I'd be interested in finding others close by!

Ken, there is also the State subforums (scroll to bottom of forum index)

Here is the IL forum:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f195/

 

[AgentHubcap]

Hillsboro, OR

 

[harrke]

Ken, there is also the State subforums (scroll to bottom of forum index)

Here is the IL forum:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f195/

Thanks. I've marked it as a favorite. Unfortunately, I'm about 2-hrs away from most of what I could see there.

 

[Yellowirenut]

Friday it was on my back deck. I would rather do it in the driveway but its under construction.

 

[BikerBrewer]

Freeport, IL

My first 2 1-gallon batches in Primary. I'd be interested in finding others close by!

Not really near you, in Aurora here. Good luck with your gallon batches, that's mostly what I've been brewing lately.

 

[harrke]

Thanks. I'm going to plan about one per week to get a lot of experience. It would be good to meet some brewers face-to-face as I begin the addiction I expect will come.

 

[plumber_bob]

Lebanon Junction, KY.

A little south of Louisville.

pb

 

[TangoHotel]

Good Morning from Good ol' Joliet, IL. I'm in the making for a few new brews in the near future and need to make a run to the newly relocated Chicago Brew Werks to get some supplies. In my most recent bought of the dislike of cleaning I threw away a bunch of old gear and need to pick up some new gear as well. Nothing spectacular, just an old funnel, a busted airlock, and some funky tubing. Now that I'm thinking about it, I should pitch a bunch of old stuff as an excuse to upgrade...

 

[HellBound]

Woodland Hills ,CA. Got a few brews planned. And RIS and a cascade/Citra IPA.

 

[andvari7]

Lately, it's been in my kitchen, which is in my suburban Madison, WI, home. Ideally, it would be in my suburban Madison, WI, backyard, but without a propane burner, that's not happening any time soon.

 

[rockbasementbeer]

Lately, it's been in my kitchen, which is in my suburban Madison, WI, home. Ideally, it would be in my suburban Madison, WI, backyard, but without a propane burner, that's not happening any time soon.

http://m.basspro.com/Bass-Pro-Shops-30Quart-Propane-Turkey-Fryer/product/1112030501001/335590
^^thats a good deal if your looking!

 

[harrke]

Lately, it's been in my kitchen, which is in my suburban Madison, WI, home. Ideally, it would be in my suburban Madison, WI, backyard, but without a propane burner, that's not happening any time soon.

Just got back home from Madison. I'm just learning on my stovetop with 1-gallon batches. Good luck!

 

[ShaineT]

Just got back home from Madison. I'm just learning on my stovetop with 1-gallon batches. Good luck!

Welcome to homebrewing! Kitchen is a great way to get started. I only just recently set up part of the garage as a brewery, always something new to learn.

 

[WilliamSlayer]

Glen Bernie, Maryland

Just moved into the area. Dissapointed to see my tap water really clorinated. :-(

I've got a brother in law nearby in south Baltimore who brews. Anyone else near here?

 

[inthebackwoods]

Sutton, MA. Currently living on a second floor apartment doing all grain. Mashing and chilling in my kitchen, boiling outside. Carrying large pots full of hot liquid up and down a flight of stairs. Cannot wait to get a house and a brewstand.