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Yes. I have had three fail under pressure so I've given up on them. I do miss my nice graphs tho :(

Shame, but it's a learning curve. Keep on keeping on :)

Ross, how was your brew?

That's frustrating. I ordered the same adaptor and received the correct one having acquired a US regulator effectively free bundled with a cornie.

My AIO cost £170 ish, my SS Fermenter about £120, seems cheap compared to golf clubs and membership. The downside of brewing my own is that although I now rarely buy randon cans of IPA, I now buy very expensive gueuze and barrel fermented beer eg Holy Goat, Siren and Vault instead. So no money...

I have the 30l Klarstein and just stick a length of silicon onto the recirculation arm and pump away. I do use a hop spider to reduce chance of pump blocking. Easy enough to clear pump tho, just blow down the tube.

Non WiFi Inkbird currently £25.49

All to save 40p

Just started on my all grain journey so have a stash of kits still to brew. Also I can't resist a bargain hence the acquisition of 2 free kits recently. Was slightly embarrassed to just "buy" those so added 2 half price kits too. 😆

I made the Abbaye Gold Gozdawa and thought it wasn't bad. Cold, Leffe-ish brew, hit the spot on a hot summers day.. But not spectacular. I thought MJ Berliner Weisse was great. Got my second shot at it in keg at mo.

Grr, just bought the MJ Neslon Sauvin. I had to, it was £10. Oh well.

Bargains from Do it at home. £38 delivered. Bulldog kits were free! Think I got the last 2 tho. So much for me sticking to whole grain from now on 😄

Just picked up 2 of these kits for £0.00 plus shipping. Apparently shipped. We'll see. But if they do arrive should I give them a dry hop boost?

I have a Woody (Steady 😆) which is a cheaper Ooni. Great fun. Most important is to buy 3 or 4 pizza peels so you can make up a bunch of pizzas and whack them in one after the other. Procook doing wooden ones for £6.49 at mo.

That flies in the face of the clear guidance set out in VFOOD9000 which does say it is how it is packaged that matters "when they are in any way packaged or prepared for use home brewing and wine making"

Since you only have to charge VAT if tou are VAT registered (compulsory only if turnover exceeds £85k) I don't see any problem in buying in bulk VAT free and then splitting, as long as the consortium didn't breach the £85k limit. If it worked as a partnership so there was no sale to group...

The Orange Wheat Beer sounds great.

But Dark Rock do also do extract kits :)

Dark Rock seem cheap for malt. eg 5KG Weyerman Pilsner is £12

Is that the same though? A lot of suppliers have lager and pilsner malts listed.