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Sharing a Budvar with the Mrs as I saw it in Lidl. Didn’t last long.

I will most likely have an entry even if I have to creative with the category!

Well you could just as well do five brews from a single dry packet as well it’s just people don’t tend to bother. For the OP: you would normally pitch 2 packets dry lager yeast in 23l.

I thought the original was overwhelmed by black treacle (my guess). I guess I like the idea of a British Trappist more than the reality.

This is quite an old thread but unless klarstein previously made/sold a smaller fermenter then the answer is no. The Brewtech is 25l (I have a lid only…) the Klarstein is 30l (I have the no bottom valve version). The brewtech would be a better overall option aside from the cost as it would fit...

My all British pilsner. I have overdone the flavour hop but the lagering has gone well.

Small pils.

Sundance seemed appropriate. It’s on the fruity/dank end of the style that I prefer more citrus. They don’t list hops unfortunately. Not bad.

Rare for me to drink this - wheat beer I made for my wife. CML crystalweizen and so clear you can see the accidental yeast pour from the end of the bottle.

Pretty quiet! Vienna.

Getting one more keg would be my choice. There will probably be someone who kegs and keeps without refrigeration on here?

To continue yesterday’s theme of a Beer and a Bouncer: Utopian Bohemian and Bernese.

Full volume no sparge you will probably not need extra grain. You will need a big BIAB bag and probably something to hold it off of the element at the base.

How big is the vessel you are mashing in? Can it fit full water volume?

Only Kriek Boon in my Waitrose.

Given the general lack of available beers of that type - yes it’s good for the money. I think it’s top fermented, has a flavour other than malt, a bit boozy.

Joining the rainy afternoon. None of my bock is in the fridge so have a Leute Bok.

Do you mean you have nothing else? You may have to brew based on a guessed AA and adjust bitterness during the fermentation using a hop tea?

Wow thanks @dave_77 and well done @RichardM and @pilgrimhudd !

Wadworth also moved to a modern facility on a new site last year. Looks like a similar move. https://www.wadworth.co.uk/news-offers/folly-road-brewhouse-1 First half of the video is quite dull, it gets more entertaining when the Germans are introduced.