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Just saw this thread, and thought it looked interesting. I found this TDS for AMG-Amyloglucosidase (aka glucoamylase) on the Murphy & Son website (see attached pdf) . . . . . And top of the list of the claimed "benefits" is: Increases attenuation and alcohol yield Please report back on how it...

Both my wife and I received the following text message from our local GP's surgery/Health Centre this morning . . . . . "Following the PM's speech yesterday, it appears all GP Practices may be asked to pause usual activity to urgently prioritise the COVID booster programme. We've only heard...

His numerous denials that any rules were broken are starting to smell more and more like ********, especially now that AS has resigned. There is no smoke without fire . . . . He should do the honourable thing, and fall on his sword.

(Santana's 3rd album)

Probably why she has such a wistful look on her face :rolleyes:

Brilliant athumb.. For anyone who's interested here is the story behind Hull's distinctive cream coloured phone boxes: https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/history/why-hull-cream-phone-boxes-3339006

Some of Peter Gabriel's costumes for the Foxtrot Tour were a bit weird too.

Are you saying this based on a clear understanding of how the healthcare system in the UK is funded? The NHS offers free medical care for all that need it without bias. It has its faults, but it works for everybody whatever your politics, whatever your religion, and whatever your beliefs . . ...

If you look closely at this one, you can see the hidden figures. Its very clever.

The British way has in recent times tended strongly towards achieving a consensus by persuasion rather than by force. Nobody likes being told what to do, even if/when they are either misguided or wrong. I sincerely hope that the dissenters in this country can be persuaded to get themselves and...

Just for the record, I attempted to make contact with Erbsloeh by e-mail. They did not reply. I have therefore decided to give up (at least for the time being) on my quest to source small quantities of beta-glucanase.

The description is spot on . . . . . I am well on the way to being persuaded to give it a try. Although I think I would increase the bitterness a bit - perhaps to a calculated ~40 IBU. 🤞

Thanks for replying. To be honest I'm not entirely sure that I would like it as much now. My tastes in beer have changed over the years, but the thought of it brought back some good memories of getting pi55ed in Blackpool on expenses 🥴 I'm not a big fan of attempting to make clone beers because...

I also remember the late 1970s and 1980s Boddingtons with some affection. I worked for a company with it's headquarters in the south east, but travelled quite often to one of the production plants in Thornton Cleveleys. I developed a liking for it in pubs in Fleetwood and Blackpool on those...

Interesting . . . . Have you brewed either of these yourself? And if so what was the verdict?

Did Latin at school for a few years, but the rest of the "Classics" are all Greek to me :tinhat:

I've made alcoholic ginger beer a couple of times. Once with a recipe similar to AB's suggestion, and once with a lightly hopped simple pale ale wort. They both worked out fine, and were quite drinkable . . . . . However, they both fermented out very dry indeed. So, if you want some residual...