
There is a lot of creative aspects people can participate in, designing labels, naming, choosing beer recipe and obviously the steps making the beer. I haven't figured out all the logistics but I was hoping to acquire two beer-making apparatus to allow two different creative teams and recipes, for variety and maybe a little taste competition during the New Year's holiday.

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Consult with Joe Nascenzi. From what I hear he is the closest thing to a professional brewmaster.
I have a couple books on brewing and have always been interested just never had the capital to start, I'd be down to join up if I'm not in school.
Dad/Pop tried his hand at brewing beer for a time. The results were undrinkable.
Ah crap, well I may make a batch before Thanksgiving.
Granted, I fully expect my first batch to be undrinkable that way I'll have room for improvement:). I am more in it more for the journey. I guess if I were smart I would use my 100s of dollars and time buying equipment and ingredients to buy cases of Victory or Brooklyn.
Also, in honor of Myk none of my bottles will have a screw tops.
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