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23l King Charles Coronation IPA Total: 4083 litres

4l Citra SMaSH 3892 litres total

4l Everyday IPA 4l Afternoon Wheat 3867 L Total

23l Australian Pale Ale (Mangrove Jack's) Total 3,311 L

PE14 for me. Cheers!

Ah, well I just wasn't very well prepared, and made a bigger than expected mess, and ended with more wort on the floor than strictly necessary 😃 The small amount of beer is shaping up to be decent, to be fair!

3.5l Punk IPA clone (a not very successful first all grain attempt!) Total = 3215 litres

23L MJ Pink Grapefruit IPA TOTAL 2705

I think I might well end up doing the same, but at the moment I only have a sodastream co2 source so thought it better to save the co2. Maybe it will prove a bad decision! Based on the above, I think I'll let it play out and then search "fix over carbing" later if needs be 😃

Sorry to post on an old thread, but the topic seems relevant so thought it best to keep everything together... I have just filled a 19l corny and added priming sugar at the level recommended by the using the priming calculator on Brewer's Friend website. Now that I have done that I see posts...

Mine did this, I sent this video to the supplier and they replaced

This looks perfect, thanks for the info!

I'm liking this idea, and much more economical! I have a party tap at the moment so will likely try that with the pepsi bottles initially, before looking at the flow control tap option 👍

Always the way! I'll check out naked keg, cheers!

Excellent, thanks all, lots of food for thought here! Buying 5l cornies seems quite a bit more pricey than one large one, which is why I was hoping to stick with one large, one small. Now, anyone looking to get rid of a corny keg in the Peterborough area?!

Hey all, I'm interested in picking up a corny keg rather than using a pressure barrel or bottling, but I don't have (or have room for) a brew fridge right now. I am wondering whether keeping the corny keg in a cooler spot in the house, and transfering across to 5l kegs which fit in my regular...

23l Irish Stout The count went wrong with a typo around the Rodcx500z post so redoing total: 1086+21+100+22+20+23 Total = 1272L

Just watched this mini-documentary on YouTube about Oakham Citra, including interview with the brewer and various shots of The Brewery Tap where I grew up drinking through the Oakham years! Really enjoyed it, worth a watch.

20L West Coast IPA TOTAL 615L* + 20L = 635L *200 litres got dropped at the Cheshire Cat post, so I've added back in

Just to report back that this turned out great, and was loudly enjoyed by all! Great kit, I might try some others in the Young's range.