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Coopers Stout with some added extras always tickles my fancy!! Coopers Euro Lager is very good with plenty of added hops and decent DME. Other than that - get yersen on the AG bandwagon - its a different class :cheers: :cheers:

Condolences mate - hope you are okay

I think Centennial is on my next shopping list :cheers:

I used to live in Adlington - i presume from your name you are in Duxbury?? small world :D I use the one in Leyland mainly as its just up the M6 from where i am, there is one in Wigan but never tried it yet. I like the people in the Leyland one and their prices are competitive with the...

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I managed to get some Simcoe leaf hops a month or so back and since then have used in the following: TT Landlord (AG) dry hop Pendle Witch (AG) post boil & dry hop Admirals Reserve (kit) dry hop Coopers Euro Lager (kit) hop tea with Saaz/Simcoe & dry hopped with Simcoe I love the aroma and...

I am a real wine newby but just done my first Beaverdales Pinot Grigiot for the missus and its lovely however she like the odd glass of sparkling wine. So the question is can i carbonate it with a mini-keg and some CO2 or something similar?

Great pics - how is the brew? If its good then i am decided on my 3rd AG :cheers: for the inspiration :)

Google does have its drawbacks, but without it i would never have found this site :clap: And dont get me started on their/there. There intention was to arrive their at 8pm Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr :cry: :cry:

Bargain indeed!!

I had a taste of my dads Festival Landlord kit last night - then had a taste of my first AG TT Landlord. There was no comparison - the mouthfeel and body in the AG was heads and shoulders above the kit version (even though the kit is very good)

Much to be gained from this thread.

2 weeks in secondary - at least 4 weeks after this until its drinkable really :cheers:

This thread must be reverberating :cheers:

+1 for Beersmith - although it is American - absolutely everything can be converted. It has made my first two AG's much less worrying and for £12 or whatever it was will be used forever. Also the Beersmith forum and really helpful weekly newsletters are great :drink: :hat:

Lugging a 47kg gas cylinder?? Or Over-exerting yersen during a particularly gymnastic bedroom olympic decathlon??

Good thinking - cheers. Have already had one hernia repaired so definately dont want another one :-)

After nearly melting the hob on my last brew i am going to invest in a portable gas ring and a gas cylinder so i can boil in the garage - sorted for a ring but was thinking what size gas cylinder to look at getting. The choices are: 3.9kg - exchange £15.49 6kg - exchange £19.99 13kg -...

Yes - i fermented at around 15 degrees and after secondary kept in 3-5 degrees for 12 weeks. The quality progression when kept at this temp for at least 8 weeks is really significant. If you dont like Peroni i would maybe tried a Mexican Cerveza or Canadian Blonde :?:

This is probably my favourite kit i have done - i do AG for ales now but will still continue to do Coopers Euro Lager kits for time reasons with my trusty 700g BKE1 and 500g of pre-hopped EL DME and 30g Saaz hop tea. Tastes every bit as good as Peroni :tongue: