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Just before the crucial rugby match.... 11 Months in the bottle and more than perfect :drink:

Nice item to recall on D-Day Anniversary on Saturday... This cask containing "Westerham” Bitter was flown to France, June 6th 1944 by the Royal Air Force. .

Thank you for the suggestions!

I bottled my first Woodforde's Wherry at the beginning of February and had some with friends this weekend. Everyone liked it including me! I have brewed a dozen or so beers so far and would like my next brew to be a different kit but similar in taste to WW. Suggestions from the experts...

I would like to be entered into the competition please.... Thank you for the opportunity.

Two Milton tablets in the fermentation bucket and rinse everything, pipes, airlock etc. Fermentation bucket has a good quality aquarium heater which for this brew was set at 21 degrees C. Brewed with 2-3L extra of water in unheated garage but the garage is attached to the house and never...

I am trying my first glass of the Bulldog Bad Cat that fermented for 21 days and was bottled on 29-10-2014. It has a nice colour and very nice flavour. It is clear as a bell. Although it came out at 7.7% it doesn't taste like a high alcohol beer (which could be dangerous). Would definitely...

OG 1061 FG 1002 7.74% I am too old to really enjoy a session drinking these high alcohol beers. Will use it to get friends surprisingly p****d :evil: :smile:

It seems to have been quite for 24 hours now, so at least 21 days of fermentation. I'll be bottling tomorrow...

21º C I put the Bulldog "tea bags" in 4 days ago thinking it was about to stop.

This Bulldog Bad Cat is a monster! 20 days and still bubbling the airlock. Although it has slowed down to 10 min intervals.

I have had this brewing for 12 days and it is still bubbling away! This is my 4th Bulldog kit and there is one thing I like about the actual making of them. The malt extract comes in a screw top bag, which makes it easy to rinse out with hot water by giving it a good shake. Festival kits...

Thank you all!

I am about to brew Bulldog Evil Dog American Double IPA. It will only be my seventh brew and I am still a novice. I am worried about the instruction re kegging where it says "add 150g of sugar" I bottle my beer and use a bottling bucket to which I normally add 100g of sugar before bottling...

Thank you for the info... :thumb:

Which is the most flexible (as in bendy) Silicone or PVC Tube? Any disadvantages of using either? Better alternatives? Thank you.

New to the Forum but not new to brewing. I made my first brew (which I remember was very good) 42 years ago! Now I am retired and have a little more time I am going to make my second brew :D