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I used Pauls MO which I got from Brouwland and it was very good for my Bitters, Pale ales and ESB style beers. I do not make stouts...

I stopped using them ages ago because I found their delivery charges quite ridiculous. They seem to have turned this around in spades. I...

It is funny how making a simple enquiry can open your eyes . Looking at the malt Prices at Brouwland shows them to be very much cheaper...

Yes the Rolling beers del is pricey but excellent. I have ordered and recieved the goods next day. I have tried Brouwland too but I...

I've just got a bag of their Pilsner, which I haven;t tried yet. You don't have to buy Simpson's MO from Rolling Beers: their €47 is €65...

The only way is to buy a bag ad use it yourself to form your own opinion. All brewers have favourite malts but there are plenty that...

Yes you are right and I do normally buy Simpsons MO . All of my beers are in the British style so that is why I choose British malt when...

Bear in mind that Soufflet bought United Malt Group just over a year ago and seem to be in the process of imposing Soufflet branding...

Hi Anybody ever used Soufflet maltings products for their brewing? I am a great one for the saying " you get what you pay for " but a...

Essentially a corny keg with a different name. You can do a lot with a keg such as that. You could ferment under pressure, ferment at...

That is Connery speak 🤣 ... Shurely there's shome mishtake mish Moneypenny 🤣 And I disagree re the 2500's the 2000's is the period 2000...

Do you have a time machine ? The mid 2000's is 2050 🤣

I always allow my bottles and kegs to drain well but sometimes wonder if left too long the star san sort of forms a slimy coating. I...

Simple question does it taint your beer?

Yes I don't think I will be fermenting in the keg for English style beers. The brew supply shop I buy from say not more than 4g of...