Hi all,
I've been brewing for about 4 years; typical path of using extract kits then moved on to all-grain. I occasionally do small 1 gallon batches to experiment with flavours without over-committing on quantity.
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Re: New from Spryfield, Halifax
Welcome aboard! There's a few of us in Sprybeeria, be sure to come out for the next monthly meeting if it's in the area.
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Nice, I will for sure
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Re: New from Spryfield, Halifax

I'm from out that way, well, sort of! Williamswood here!
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Welcome
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