How Perfectionism Ruins Homebrew (And What Actually Matters)

Описание: In this episode, we talk about something we’re seeing more and more in homebrewing:

👉 Perfectionism is stopping people from fermenting at all.

From obsessing over gravity readings and nutrient schedules to waiting for the “perfect” honey, yeast, or equipment—overthinking can ruin perfectly good fermentations before they even start.
Fermentation is biological, not mechanical.
It doesn’t need to be perfect—it just needs to start.
Make something good, learn from it, and enjoy the process.

Have you encountered a time when the idea of perfectionism hindered your homebrew experience? Share with all of us in the comment section.

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