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  1. Big Mick

    Just come back to brewing

    I done this really cheap beer kit (£11.00) and made it my own from some tips I got it from a 40 pint -3.8% to a 32 pint 5.031% Rocket fuel , and also learning wine making from concentrate , as I think the beer an ales are now under the belt (from kits) my next brew will be a St Petersburg...
  2. Big Mick

    What are you drinking tonight?

    I have done a Geordie Yorkshire bitter, not as a 40 pint kit but as a 32 pint S.G.5,000 F.G.1008 ,I brewed till it was constant over 3 days at 1008 then kegged it at left it for 2 weeks at room temp , then realised the keg fit in my fridge so I bought an under counter fridge for my milk an...
  3. Big Mick

    How can I carbonate it at a later stage?

    Pet bottles are a good alternative to the glass bottle as they are light weight and dry off much quicker than glass which are brown , I do my Lager in this type and use carbonating drops its like solid Carbondyoxide which power it with plenty of fizz , the other alterative is to keg the lot and...
  4. Big Mick

    Geordie Yorkshire Bitter

    I got back into brewing after 3 yrs cos my son who is 30 wanted to learn how to make his own. I told him not to start big and just experiment with the cheaper kits.. Also I tried a cheaper kit (Geordie Yorkshire Bitter) at £11.00 I bought it from our local Wilko's store, and I read some of...
  5. Big Mick

    Geordie Yorkshire Bitter

    I got back into brewing after 3 yrs cos my son who is 30 wanted to learn how to make his own. I told him not to start big and just experiment with the cheaper kits.. Also I tried a cheaper kit (Geordie Yorkshire Bitter) at £11.00 I bought it from our local Wilko's store, and I read some of...
  6. Big Mick

    Looking for

    Hi, Thank you all. I have a king keg and I thought they were all the same(not). I have just looked inside the keg and you were all right It just screws in doah!!! So that I now know it just screws in can I fit any screw in tap ??? thanks
  7. Big Mick

    Looking for

    I have a 5 gallon pressure keg (plastic) with a 2"cap. The flow tap at the bottom is leaking when the keg is under pressure, And I want to replace the tap, but I can't find a spanner long enough that goes inside and holds the backing nut. It has to be 18" long and it has to hold the backing...
  8. Big Mick

    Not been on for a fair few years

    Big Mick, From Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire
  9. Big Mick

    Hi to all and everyone

    I am not new to brewing as I have been making beers and lagers and have just turned my hand to wine making . And I got told of this site, as its good if you get stuck.....
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