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| Posted: 08 Apr 2021 08:10 PM PDT Hello just came across the PINTER beer system on YouTube and wondered if anyone had bought one and how good it is ?. |
| Posted: 08 Apr 2021 05:37 PM PDT I've never used gas for carbonation before and all of the different types of bottles and cartridges has me confused. First off, does any that I get have to have a certain kind of fitting? I've seen screwed and blank cartridges. What is the minimum size I would need to force carbonate a 19l corny? I assume the small 16g, etc cartridges are useless? I know economically it is better to get a big tank as the refill costs scale better, but the initial outlay on them is more than I can afford... CO2 help |
| Posted: 08 Apr 2021 05:29 PM PDT Well, following my Victorian Bitter thread this was inevitable, wasn't it? But I was hi-jacking @An Ankoù's thread, Quest for the Perfect Bitter , and trying to pass off "Victorian Milds" as bitters (well they were a tiny bit stronger back then). And I was inadvertently passing off my definition of... Victorian Mild! |
| Posted: 08 Apr 2021 05:02 PM PDT One for the olds. As it says in the pic 1 minging. How many kids smashed their knees in PE when trying to get over the horse. (pic 2) |
| Posted: 08 Apr 2021 04:02 PM PDT To be found on Gumtree HERE |
| Posted: 08 Apr 2021 03:37 PM PDT Will probably order reconditioned ones online tomorrow, just wondering if anyone in West/Central Scotland has any they want to sell. |
| Poured 29 bottles down the sink today. Posted: 08 Apr 2021 03:30 PM PDT I thought long and hard, but remember when the FilmFour TV channel first came out? They had a slogan: life's too short to watch bad films! Well, I think life's too short to drink bad beer! Beer is pretty cheap, I'm not so skint that I can't buy a few bottles from the corner shop. Because beer is 'free' or 'home-brew', is no reason to drink it if it doesn't please me. And this batch didn't. I am satisfied that it will not improve with more time. It was way over-hopped and too bitter. I have... Poured 29 bottles down the sink today. |
| Posted: 08 Apr 2021 03:28 PM PDT Anyone tried these .. Stockist Brew2Bottle ( A Very Good Company ) ? Made by a Coopers Subsidurary .. Husband loves Stout / Dark Ales ... & would like to know more ! Reviews welcome ... |
| Which type of crushed malt will give me the highest enzyme activity? Posted: 08 Apr 2021 02:54 PM PDT I'm looking to add quite a lot of adjuncts, so will need the maximum enzyme content for conversion. |
| 5L mini kegs - can I fill and keep them like bottles? Posted: 08 Apr 2021 02:50 PM PDT Hi all, New member - first question! Been brewing a mix of kits, mini mash and AG for a few years now and have always bottled which is becoming a pain in the proverbial. I'm looking at the S/S mini kegs like the Dark Farm ones with the CO2 charger / tap outlet - not the retail outlet type with the rubber bungs. I have a couple of questions which I've answered many times myself but still not convinced I'm on the right path.... 1. If I syphon beer straight from the fermenter into the keg... 5L mini kegs - can I fill and keep them like bottles? |
| Posted: 08 Apr 2021 02:31 PM PDT Nitrogen wheat beer. I could be wrong (small minded and poorly travelled), but I've not seen any other style of beer use nitrogen commercially. Surely a nice full feeling wheat beer or pale would work? Would it not add to the juicy, chewy texture of a NEIPA? |
| Posted: 08 Apr 2021 02:25 PM PDT Hello again. Following on from the good advice I received a week ago I'm gathering a lot of equipment plus reading the book I was told to get-it really is very good. I'm also watching YouTube videos. I'm fairly confident now that I can undertake the brewing and mashing stages. The issue I've got now is what to put the beer in when finished. At first I thought bottles then a 9.5l cornie plus bottles. Now I'm thinking of a 19l cornie plus bottles. Using the kegs seems a little daunting but... Bottles or kegs or barrel |
| Reconditioned keg scratches internally Posted: 08 Apr 2021 02:21 PM PDT Hi Guys, I have dissembled my new reconditioned-keg soaked for 18hrs in chemclean then started wiping down the inside where I have found lots of grey metal stains coming off on to a clean cloth, finally cleaned that all off and felt lots of scratches inside the keg, not smooth at all, but on closer in spection look clean, also quite a bit of rust was on the keg post thread itself which made it very difficult to get off. My question is any of these things to worry about or normal on a keg... Reconditioned keg scratches internally |
| To bottle or not too bottle? �� Posted: 08 Apr 2021 02:12 PM PDT Hi all, This site has given me great advice as a new home brewer. 3rd time of trying to brew a stout and I've hit trouble again...... 7.5 litres in fermenter of a smoky stout SG was 1.092 and fermentation seems to have stalled after 1.5 weeks and current gravity is 1.052. Too high as was aiming for 1.020. Plenty of fermentables still in there as still sweet at taste test when measured gravity. At least this game I know where I went wrong as I think I have underpitched. I used a White Labs... To bottle or not too bottle?  |
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