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Yesterday, I brewed an Altbeir. It looked and smelled amazing going into the fermenter and I look forward to having 40 bottles of the lovely stuff to sample with friends and family during the dark nights of winter. Prost!

Session IPA (Neck Oil Clone) =10L California Common (Anchor Steam Clone) = 20L American IPA =5L 365.5L Total

Small glass of a neck oil clone. Side by side with the original it's distinguishable, but on it's own its like you're drinking the real thing.

Not from today but 2 days ago...the highlight of a recent trip to Germany: Maple Stout, 7.8% really really good

Session IPA brewed first week of Jan. Still a bit green but pretty nice. Based on Neck Oil.

Found a couple of bottles of "coopers european lager" lurking at the back of the fridge...brewed Sept 23...not bad for a kit.

🔥🔥🔥 I'm here for it!

A lot of people brewing cal commons on Sunday it seems! We should all post pics of the resultant brews for comparison!

A brilliantly clear EKG Golden Ale being the straw to break the back of dry January.

Today I am brewing the Acnhor Steam recipe from Craft Beer. I am very much looking forward to this one.

Question: I want to make a 5L starter and I only have a 3L flask...could I clean and sanitise a saucepan, boil up the starter wort and just use the saucepan as the container? This will fit on the stirplate and allow me to use the stir bar. I know I can do step ups, and I know I can use a 5L...

Had a mate over to brew a biritsh golden ale...ignored the 'no beers til cold side'...I don't think I messed anything up. But my measurements were approximate. We shall see! Back to nursing my hangover.

Good thread! I like the 'alchemy' of it. Something about knowing the brew is chugging away in the garage being turned into liquid gold, and the anticipation that comes with eventually cracking that first bottle and finding out whether you have made something incredible - I don't think it will...

20 brewdays, 326L total Total 8781

Haha I don't disagree with any of that in fairness, you are clearly a lot further down the I don't think people are wasting their time by doing this. personnaly though, I do think when you're first starting out if you don't have other aspects buttoned up, the juice may well not be worth the...

I too, have been playing around with water chemistry (beyond the basic campden tabs) and I have found that I have too much of calcium in my water to begin with (I brew lagers mostly) and therefore, even if I dial in the chloride sulphate ratio, to where I want it, I'm still stuck with high...

Sure is. Still an inch of foam. It's been a crowd pleaser this one.

It's a day off for me, so following a hopefully successful Altbeir brewday this morning, a pint of "European Lager" from the Bible...with a bulbous dome of foam which is reaching epic proportions!

'Wingman' from Brewdog. Very much their answer to Neck Oil.

A fine pub!