Hello,
I am new to brewing, I have purchased a Brewdemon system and just bottled my first beer with it. I brewed a Dry Irish Stout that I modified into a Bourbon Smoked Apple Woods Aged Dry Irish Coffee Stout.
I was wanting to know about BrewDemon's 15% Discount.
Thank You
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Answered in your other post here: http://beerborg.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3904
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Welcome to the Borg! You will find brewers of all levels of experience all willing to help where needed, if you have a question please ask. Keep us updated on your brewing adventures. For the discount you need to be signed in then go to Trading Post section here, click on Members Only Deals and follow instructions under that post.
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Welcome to the Borg. You have found a great new hobby.
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Re: Newly Simulated
Welcome! This is the friendliest forum! Looking forward to hearing about your adventures. Let us know how that stout works out.
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Welcome to your new hobby obsession. Great to have you here. 
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welcome to the forum
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Come to life and fade away;
Who cares how time advances?
I am drinking ale today."
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Hope you enjoy our Hive.....welcome aboard.
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Welcome! That's a lot of variables you added. Good luck to you, and welcome to the obsession!
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Welcome to the Borg! And good luck with your first batch.
I don't want to sound discouraging, but I would caution you to take it slow at first. Adding a lot of adjuncts when you're not sure what the base recipe is supposed to result in can be risky business, and I'd hate to have you abandon homebrewing because of some early disappointments. I speak from experience, since I started out adding things to the kits and had some questionable results. So I abandoned "customizing" my beers and brewed the kits straight up. Once I started doing that, I actually made more progress.
Your results may differ, but I always think it's a good idea to stick with the basics at first; then, when you're comfortable and familiar with things, you can investigate the option of going off the reservation.
I don't want to sound discouraging, but I would caution you to take it slow at first. Adding a lot of adjuncts when you're not sure what the base recipe is supposed to result in can be risky business, and I'd hate to have you abandon homebrewing because of some early disappointments. I speak from experience, since I started out adding things to the kits and had some questionable results. So I abandoned "customizing" my beers and brewed the kits straight up. Once I started doing that, I actually made more progress.
Your results may differ, but I always think it's a good idea to stick with the basics at first; then, when you're comfortable and familiar with things, you can investigate the option of going off the reservation.
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Welcome. You sure jumped into that with both feet. What are you doing for temperature control?
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Happy to have another new brewer join the Borg. Please feel free to ask questions . Everyone here is happy to help with your brewing. A few will even help you drink it too. 
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