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Can I enter with a overnight mashed neipa

Had an Orval Trappist beer, was ok but I'm not really into these Belgian beers. It was quality but not a fan of the banana esters. I kind of enjoyed it but wouldn't buy it again. Just wanted to try something different from my usual IPA/apa. Also had a couple of brewdog beers

As long as its one of the co2 ones some use air pumps

Yes I believe so, I keep looking at them but can't stretch to one yet

Kits take even longer than all grain to taste passable in my opinion

You'll struggle in one week, I've made pale ales at 5% that tasted good after 2 weeks in the fermentor and 1 week in the bottle. But they were better after a couple of extra weeks in the bottle.

Who picks the judge for each month?

Nice one. The labels didn't turn out as good as I hoped ink was running out on printer

Probably will be, it's a blueberry neipa

Probably will be.its a blueberry neipa

Put 240g of cascade dry hop into my massively hopped up Sierra Nevada pale ale tonight

I regularly use 300g plus. My next brew will have 500g and 1kg of blueberrys

I'm sending my entry out tomorrow mate. My steam lager. You said to let you know how I would prefer it stored as its quite young.(2 weeks old) It's carbed up nicely so cold would be best for me. Looking forward to you're criticism as I've both never entered anything like this or brewed a lager...

I would use both they serve different purposes. The whirlfloc helps to drop out proteins during the boil.

Hi, and welcome I'll give you a couple of tips. Use starsan for sanitation it works out cheaper and better in the long run. I've done 50 brews and never had an infection. Pay close attention to temperature control. Especially in the first week of fermenting. Time wise forget what it tells you...

Looks great hope it goes well

They sell used good condition for around £40. I don't use cornys so can't offer any advice though

Try thehomebrewcompany.co.uk

Just getting used to the grainfather as opposed to my old biab setup

Tastes good though