Hello from SE Michigan! Go Blue!

[brewjester]

I just wanted to drop a line from SE Michigan. I love the show. I've been browsing the achives at about 2-3 shows a day. I work 10 hour shifts at Dearborn Truck Plant, so it helps me catch up with everyone on the show. Thanks for helping my work life go by a little easier. Also, for a show idea: Kegging-getting started, costs, and those little party kegs any good? Thanks and keep up the great work!

Jeremy

[ZZ]

Wow, 2 or 3 shows a day and your head hasn't exploded?!?

I think you'll fit in around here!

Welcome to the asylum!

[BadRock]

Welcome to the BN!

I have pity for you and the 10 hour days, my in-laws work at the Wayne Assembly plant, and this time of year they are pretty irritable. So crack a cold homebrew and enjoy the gayness around here!

[Push Eject]

Kick ass, Brewjester.

What's your brewing history? What do you like to brew? Bottle or keg? Etc...

Welcome to the BN,
Push Eject

[SlowFoxBird]

Welcome to the forums! If you get a chance, check out the live show tonight in the chat room.

[codewritinfool]

Welcome!

[brewjester]

My head hasn't exploded, yet. I'm just looking for more information about brewing and having a good time. I've been brewing for 5 years, mostly extract and steeping grains. I did my first partial mash Oktoberfest in late June. I don't brew alot cause of a recent family tragedy. But I also have a friend that brews with me which helps. I've made all Ales until now. My wife's fav is a Vanilla Oatmeal Stout. There's also a Irish Red Ale I made for Superbowl that she really likes. Used Brambling Cross and Fuggles in those. I usually bottle everything, but have been looking into kegging. Maybe getting some 2.5 gallons kegs and couple corneys. But working only 40 hours at Ford don't help either.

[northern brewer]

With football season around the corner I just wanted to get the Go Blue back to the top of the page.