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Interesting thanks for the tip with the attachment for the spear will keep a look out - would the fermentation be a pain to maintain to temp with the double walled stainless steel (hard to cool/ heat the liquid to the correct temp)

They look good - I have a Grainfather branded one 2 Litre with the swing top type close - useful for any beers that come from the keg a bit too lively to let it settle and for taking for trips away etc. and they do keep the beer cold and fresh for a while The tap attachment is that from iKegger...

Excel Spreadsheet here too 🤓- keep a log of the brews and some basic info (Volume/ Time in Fermenter/ Kit Cost etc) and notes and a small screenshot of the Tilt readings on each row. Also keep a vague track of overall kit spend and volume made and some links to useful online calculators

Definitely appears to be a growing market - can't see any reviews of this one online so all feels very new

I don't believe water profiles/ adjustment is that important in kit wines - I googled similar myself recently I just use tap water myself could be missing a trick but they've always turned out drinkable for me (hard water down here) Thread here I found: Wine and water

What equipment do you use for the Elderflower shampers? The instructions say it's better to start an open bucket and then rack to a second container and to keep at a constant 20 - 25 for the whole duration. You need to degas which I've always used a wand attachment on the drill - handy bit of...

Would also go with WinExpert Classic Chilean Malbec - made that in the summer - came out as a very decent 13.5% wine - about £53 so not as cheap as other kits but well worth the upgrade https://brew2bottle.co.uk/products/winexpert-classic-30-bottle-chilean-malbec

Cheers B2B interesting product line will report back - decent backlog at the minute might do the belly some good in due course

Yes please

Do you have a link to the Royal Mail tracking site for further info? We probably ordered from different vendors but hopefully you will find some more info if you look at the links in the order

What did the tracking say? On the mobile it didn't give me much info but noticed on the PC I had more info and it showed it in customs for a while before moving to Langley and then to my local post office Best of luck and hope it turns up soon

Got my inline reg finally after it sat in customs for a month ordered 15th May so a decent wait .. Noticed brewmaster prices have shot up since I ordered

Very kind B2B... would love the snub nose kit to try and up my brewing game ... Simple reason it would fit in my fridge

Yes please Ben

Announced on the stock market this afternoon.... Tomasz Blawat, Managing Director of Carlsberg UK, said: "We are excited to move into the next phase of our growth strategy. After a successful relaunch of Carlsberg Danish Pilsner in the UK last year, we are now building a new beer company by...

Best of luck with the venture Ben

Count me in please KegThat - very generous of you guys

I'm in - cheers B2B

Couple of photos of the outside / inside of a machine These kegs fit inside and there's a small cooler unit The kegs you linked to are the ones that would fit in but they are no use without the machine itself

They are for the Perfect Draft machine (6 L)