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Could you add some fruit tea bags to your remaining kits? You'll lose the clarity but gain flavour.

I don't see the point in seltzers. I've tried a few and they've been poor. Just seems like a cheap cash grab from breweries. Isn't a cheaper/better low calorie drink achieved with sparkling flavoured water and vodka/gin? Nibber if you're after a cider try one of the turbo cider threads. Cheap...

I agree with what you're saying. I just can't see how a hospitality company could operate at 60% capacity without any additional charges. Even if 60% is the low end, enforcing passports and ensuring their staff are either covered or protected is an additional cost I can't see them being able to...

Apologies for the essay.

Last night 8ish I went to a local shop, formally Nisa extra now another national brand but you get the idea of about tennis court size. About 20-25 people in there, age range probably 12-50. Only 4 wearing masks, dispute the till being by the entrance, shop keeper didn't challenge anyone about...

You can't protect against everything. It's like taking an umbrella out with you and complaining your shoes get wet when it does actually rain. Life is for living, whether it's 80 mins or 80 years. All I'm saying is you can't expect a hospitality business to police stupidity. There's always...

It's completely unmanageable from start to finish, the more I think about it the more ludicrous it is. Hundreds of people are partying in parks, beaches, beauty stops and police cant stop them. How would a couple of door staff stop a group of 8-10? Call the police. How many pubs can the...

None of the vaccines are 100% effective, even if you forced everyone on the UK to have a vaccine it wouldn't rid covid.

For clarity I am 36 with at risk older family members, have had covid and still intend to have the vaccine as soon as I am offered it.

It is completely unworkable for even a few reasons I can think of off the top of my head. You can't force people to be vaccinated. People have lots of reasons not to want to be vaccinated. You may think it's selfish or irresponsible but people have the right to choose. Some religions forbid...

Is one lime really enough for a gallon? Keep us posted, seems a better route than the seltzers.

I'm sure there's a fatal attraction gif somewhere crying out to be used!

Also "Dead to me"

Think you need to watch Good Girls, my better half smashed through it and raves about the series on your list aside from altered carbon. She's watched bridgerton at least 3 times. The few episodes if Good Girls I caught were very good. Quality three main actors. Most episodes seem to end on a...

May I refer you to HotUKDeals, if you're not familiar with them, it's a deal/bargain posting website. Eg Asda selling hobnobs for 50p till Sunday. There is a thread that discusses the merits and methods of signing upto subscriptions through other countries. It's not illegal, it is against their...

I'd suggest sweetener. If it's bone dry you notice the other flavours more. There was an article on the BBC the other week about a top winemaker moaning that cheaper producers are using sugar and sweeteners to mask crap wine.

All this above & open up your PB and bottle at room temperature. Co2 is less likely to stay in the beer at a higher temp. Therefore the amount of existing co2 in the beer will be lower.

Supermarket brand ginger beer is in 2lt brown pet bottles. Sainsbury's is about 80p and I'm pretty sure tescos is cheaper and fiercer.

https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/threads/quick-starter-or-pitch-on-old-yeast-cake.93345/

Forgive me ignorance but wouldn't a colapsable water carrier do a better job? There loads of different ones and they'd expand and contract with carbonation and use.