Just a quick note to say that this video walk-thru was fantastic.  And to say thank you for taking the time to put it together.  Amazing amount of detail in 20 minutes and a couple awesome tips - brewing my NEIPA tomorrow and this video was well worth the time investment so thank you!!

My favorite brewing video yet explains alot more steps than others do thanks for the video

Great vid! thanks for making it. thumb way up.

This was a great video!

Mad informative! Loved the video.

Great video. I love the narrative explanation as you go along

Wow thanks that's very helpful

Dudes like the Walter White of homebrew

Merci ! Thanks for the video and of course your blog and your book i hope we will have the chance to drink one of the sapwood's beer (a fresh one !) here in France. Good luck with the brewery !

It's nice to see your process and how you do things. Good video, sir!

Great of you to share this brew in detail! Thanks . Cheers

Good job, Mike, excellent content and great images :)

wow what an awesome brew day video. I learned a lot and I've been brewing a while.

That looks good

Thank You for simple and obviously viedo for detail of homebrewing :)

i agree! great freaking video sir. Nice work. I wish you all the best in your endeavors. Cheers.

Wow, very informative video, thank you for showing your process!

Great video Mike.

Great walk-through of your brewing process, I really enjoyed watching it. Two big takeaways for me is that Hanna Halo (Ou La La - haha) and the way your are using welding magnets to hold up the drip trays on your keezer. Haha. I've been trying to avoid drilling into the freezer wall, etc. Cheers!

Great video. I just started using a homemade hop spider myself. I had my concerns of lack of hop / wort contact but after using it, my IPA's are just as danky as before. Makes clean up a lot easier as well.