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welcome aboard @johnyp

I use normal paper and use the same process as Dads_Ale, but that's only if I'm dishing it out to someone, if its for home consumption its either a sharpie on the cap or some masking tape !!

inkjet, just have to be careful with the milk :grin:

I'm lazy and use this https://www.beerlabelizer.com easy to use and adjust, and to be honest the free ones don't look too bad

�£100 off a grainfather ;-) https://www.brewuk.co.uk/a-deal-of-the-day.html?utm_content=buffer5fa0b&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

I'm hammering mine atm, can't get enough of it :lol: I have hidden a few bottles though in the hope of forgetting them !!

I've never bought an empty bottle !! next time I go to Holland I'm going to stock up on empties :wink:

I just water my plants with it !

12 hours after pitching the rehydrated yeast it's chugging along nicely :grin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RB_nFQEQf0&feature=youtu.be

looks a little better than my home made jobby !!

same way I do it, always works :thumb:

got it on the go atm, nice to have some time to myself and enjoy the brew. looking forward to this one :grin: all tucked up now for an hour before I give it a stir and temp check, looking forward to the arrival of the inkbird digital thermometer as I can monitor it whilst indoors (and yes...

I did too, 50% off :grin:

red grape juice and lidl multivitamin juice, kinda like a lava lamp atm, my kids love watching it, happens with anything raspberry too :lol: always a lively start but it settles down and produces a nice clear glass https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBvw6LnOWTs

nice one Chippy ! long ago on a forum that displayed a members map I was placed out in the atlantic :lol:

nice one Chippy ! long ago on a forum that displayed a members map I was placed out in the atlantic :lol:

all my bottles are brown, as you near the end of the pour you'll notice the colour change with the sediment, just stop there for a clear pint, more often than not I'll just cane it all in, I don't mind the taste at all, but the Mrs hates it :lol: !

when and if mine packs up or I build another fridge I'll be going inkbird :wink:

I guess the plastic boiler softens a bit during the boil enabling the steel false bottom to drop, its ok I kinda got used to it and now know I can't rely on it keeping all the **** out, still going to keep using it though as it keeps the bag off of the element, even with all the **** going into...

I doubt it would struggle, guess it would be on more to compensate, but as they are well insulated they keep a pretty even temp unless you keep opening the door! I am on the lookout for a larger fridge or chest freezer to take more brews,so I'd probably get a larger one then