Good video. Ignore the snide comments below. I heard you apologize during the video for a trivial matter. You shouldn't have to apologize for doing good for other people. Keep up the good work.

From South Africa, and just started home brewing.  Thanks for an informative, detailed and down to earth approach to Weiss beer brewing.  Ignore negative criticism and personal attacks, if one does not like your contribution, then they should just ignore and move on.

Very very helpful. Most videos on homebrewing were very fast and they never went into the detail needed to really do this on your own.

Fantastic video, I'm a newbie, will be preparing my second batch next weekend, bottle my first batch yesterday, and tasted one non carbonated beer.  It was interesting!  I've found a very rewarding new hobby that I wish I'd learning decades ago!

exceptionally good video. many vlogers and authors out there show off and overcomplicate when talking about all grain brewing. this video perfectly shows how easily it can be achieved. thank you!

- as stated in the video, the smell of the grain mash, effort, method and fresh beautiful grain and hops ingredients make it so rewarding of process to learn, do and perfect. And it's beer chemistry! with ale as the outcome!

I brewed for years, gave it up when I ran out of room and time after a move.  Pulled up something to listen/watch while cleaning as a time killer. Wanted to compliment your narrative skills and the overall video.  This should be a solid primer for most new AG brewers.

Finally a noob guide for all grain brewing. Years ago when I first started ag there was very little on youtube that explained ag brewing. You explained every step in detail. Thanks for the video!

been brewing for a few years now but have stuck with extract, now I am moving on up to all grain and I have been watching a ton of videos and reading up. I just want to let you know this is by far one of the best videos I have seen so far, definitely on par with John Palmers video with Northern Brewer but I would say yours is more Beginner friendly. Thank you for all your help.

It's a beautiful, ancient process. Excellent video. Thank you.

Awesome video! I’m a pretty recent home brewer and have been doing brew in a bag method for all-grain. Thanks for the run down on the main mash and later/ sparge steps. I’ve been trying to wrap my head around how that proportions out.

Halfway though the video I was going to mention that you need to discuss sanitation because I've heard of someone ruining a $100 batch of mead by not sanitizing a spoon they used to taste test it. You did a good job of explaining it and showing us the products you used. Subscription well deserved.

Thanks great information! Its amazing when people don't ASSUME and solid concrete information is given.

Liked your video very much-Thanks! I have done some extract brewing 25 years ago, but wanted to get back into it now that all grain brewing ingredients are so readily available. Bought a book, but much of it made no sense until I watched this video. Now I might have to read the book again since I understand much of what i didn't before. Thanks again!

Thanks for joing me

This Is the most comprehensive guide for first time brewers that I've watched so far, thank you sooo much.

Thanks for the great video. You can read all the instructions you want but sometimes it is nice to just watch someone put it all into practice.

I was about to subscribe to this channel, but then I noticed there was no part two to this video so I changed my mind

- remember to take original gravity reading OG before pitching yeast
- trial run! the first 4-5 all-grains are supposed to be an adventure - my first was for xmas, and although the body was thin ish the freshness, hops and alcohol were spot on! so rewarding!

I am several beers in, but man what a great video. Appreciate the time you put into this, and thank you for it.