Brewing - Getting Started & Weight

[Jotei]

Hello!

Many of you who know me know that I am an avid drinker, though admittedly I have recently emerged from a rather prolong dry spell. I know not what madness led me there, but am happy to be back in the comforting arms of feral intoxication.

I favor meads and wines with a particular taste for honey mead and eleven wine. My enthusiasm for drink has led to the unfortunate condition wherein considerable consumption is necessary to achieve the same reward. This means I must carry with me ever-increasing quantities of alcohol, a weighty burden I can I'll afford in the practice of my art even with the benefits afforded in consumption of the alcohol itself!

So I am wondering if my own brew might be a lighter alternative.

Are there any experienced brewers out there who can speak to this, or the general ins and outs of getting started with brewing?

[Whirled]

Haven't brewed much yet but this is light weight if that's what you're looking for:
http://wiki.project1999.com/Kromrif_Spit_Vodka

[snergle]

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Hello!

Many of you who know me know that I am an avid drinker, though admittedly I have recently emerged from a rather prolong dry spell. I know not what madness led me there, but am happy to be back in the comforting arms of feral intoxication.

I favor meads and wines with a particular taste for honey mead and eleven wine. My enthusiasm for drink has led to the unfortunate condition wherein considerable consumption is necessary to achieve the same reward. This means I must carry with me ever-increasing quantities of alcohol, a weighty burden I can I'll afford in the practice of my art even with the benefits afforded in consumption of the alcohol itself!

So I am wondering if my own brew might be a lighter alternative.

Are there any experienced brewers out there who can speak to this, or the general ins and outs of getting started with brewing?

http://wiki.project1999.com/Coldain_Heater .1 weight and brewed at only 158 skill which is pretty easy to get to. Requires dealing with the othmir in cobalt scar though.

Make heady kiola to 46, fish wine to 62, ol'tijums fierce brew to 135 and then you can skill up on heaters the rest of the way.

[Daywolf]

One of the easiest trades to raise. I usually just carry Flask of Sylvan Berry Juice and Faydwer Porter, though tempers are the main reason for brewing any higher. But what you are looking for is anything involving a shot glass most likely. So Halfling Stouters, Bleeding Brain or Ginesh http://wiki.project1999.com/Brewing (all .2). Buy lots of fish for leveling.

[Jotei]

Awesome thank you all so very much! I had no idea it could be so simple )