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Fuel price is lower because a barrel of oil has dropped to under $30.

Trial jar is what you're really after @will4009 https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/product/plastic-trial-jar/

Highly recommend the Robobrew. £300 on pre-order from BrewKegTap: Robobrew | All in one brewing sytem Sadly closed until further notice with the current *****-storm we're experiencing.

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Got my hands on one of these wee gadgets from a gent on another brewing page. http://www.ispindel.de/docs/README_en.html He assembles them (which includes the tricky soldering, etc), flashes the software and loads in a base calibration. They're shipped without a battery (due to posting...

Definitely the best thing if you've concerns about rehydration temperature. Good luck.

If you're confident the yeast wasn't damaged in anyway (rehydrated too hot, etc) then you can rouse the yeast. I'd be inclined to take a gravity sample first though; as already stated - it may well be working fine. If the gravity is very close to OG, then go mad with the stirring shaking. O2...

Quick question: Would it not be more socially, economically, medically and financially appropriate to have the "high risk and/or vulnerable" at home in isolation and let the rest of the "healthy" population deal with the virus as we would with every other strain of flu as per normal? Excuse my...

You’re reply is much appreciated Leon. Hope you and your family are well.

Can we assume the same for May? Is it judges discretion I'm assuming? Only asking as I won't bother putting down a brew before returning to work on Wednesday otherwise. Hope everyone is safe and well.

Genuinely had concerns regarding courier deliveries. So taking an order of 50kg pale malt on Friday:laugh8:

Sound advice! The best bit about winter is cold crashing without using energy and taking up fermentation fridge space!

Never said anything about hassling Leon, you’re joining up imaginary dots there. Merely pointing out the man is busy with real life events so we should appreciate that feedback can take a little while is all. Cut some slack and the feedback will be ready when it’s ready. Well done again, both...

Give the guy a break gents. It takes time and a lot of effort to provide that much feedback. Well done @Grizzly Notations, you’re juggling a lot to get the feedback out. Hats off to you.

I would say cleaning is unnecessary prior to brewing. Make a good job post brewing, dry thoroughly and then put a bin bag over your unit. That’s what I do, as my unit is left in place on its stand in the garage. Can work on my motorbike and other projects in the garage and not have to worry...

Straight away. Minimising contact time with oxygen is the idea. So delaying it any isn’t ideal. Beer straight into the keg (no filling with CO2 before hand). Lid on, gas disconnect on, fill it with C02 then burp the PRV half a dozen times or so for about a second each time. Quite fancy trying...

Try one of these buckets. Not only are they 30L, but they’re also only about 30cm tall. https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/332229228698 The extra headspace will handle any degree of liveliness in a 23L batch and also give you headroom for any airlock of your...

Hey pal, Great news you can get 4 kegs in, that's ace! So you'll be wanting 4 taps? This is more or less what I have in mine (but 5 not 4) and I'm happy with it all. Links are from two sites, mainly for reference - but shop around (eBay, etc) and you could save a few quid! Taps - x4...

What argument was that exactly?

Looks that way @strange-steve. My way or the highway...