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  1. Jon1964

    Is it just me or is this forum overly socialist

    He's a nice bloke that Norm. Where's Mr Grimsdale 😊
  2. Jon1964

    Is it just me or is this forum overly socialist

    Socialism, isn't that all that Russian stuff. I'll get me Imperial Stout out then. 😊
  3. Jon1964

    What are you drinking tonight 2020.

    Happy Friday all New barrel on today, Young's American IPA. It's a hoppy little number 😁
  4. Jon1964

    Pub tomorrow?

  5. Jon1964

    Pub tomorrow?

    It's a no
  6. Jon1964

    What are you drinking tonight 2020.

    Have a good one πŸ‘πŸ‘ Used to love a pint of Batemans xxxb years ago in Lincolnshire.
  7. Jon1964

    What are you drinking tonight 2020.

    Definitely going to be brewing this again Admirals Reserve going down rapidly 😁😁
  8. Jon1964

    Using keg posts instead of s30

    Not using one on the barrel as the naturally produced co2 has gone, there is a pr on the regulator I can pull if need be. Set the pressure on regulator to 8psi so well in tolerance.
  9. Jon1964

    Using keg posts instead of s30

    So after the 2nd ferment co2 expired swapped caps and running on this now. No leaks stable 8psi happy bunny. The beer is Admirals Reserve
  10. Jon1964

    Using keg posts instead of s30

    Thanks Buffer πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘ I'm thinking on my 2 inch barrel caps, use a standard s30 cap with pressure relief while using secondary ferment gas. Then when that is exhausted, swop caps to one using a Corney keg post maybe. The kegland mk4 regulator would be my go to gas input device, for monitoring...
  11. Jon1964

    Using keg posts instead of s30

    I have read a post somewhere about swapping out S30 valves on pressure barrels for Corney keg gas posts somewhere and can't for the life of me find it. I am looking at adding a gas post onto a 4 inch barrel cap to utilise my sodastream Corney set up. I think for safety I will leave the s30 on...
  12. Jon1964

    What kit beer are you drinking tonight?

    Loving the Admirals Reserve. Was a really fast Brew. From pitching to drinking 17 days, clear as a bell and very tasty. A great kit when you need a quick Brew. πŸ‘πŸ‘
  13. Jon1964

    pressure barrel/keg needed

    Take care mate. Hope the hospital wasn't to traumatic. I tend to use PBs got 4 on the go, but as said leaking gas is a bugger. I recently bought a Corney keg set up from Brewkegtap 145.00 all in all was needed was a sodastream gas and some beer
  14. Jon1964

    Yorkshire Terrier

    Here you go https://www.leyland-home-brew.co.uk/yorkshire-terrier-bitter-beer-kit-939-p.asp
  15. Jon1964

    Gozdawa beer kits from Poland

    Looks interesting, the Belgian Xmas ale would be on my list πŸ‘ Shame they don't give an estimated ABV on the kits. Nice find though
  16. Jon1964

    Festival Golden Stag

    Got a festival golden Stag brewed to 40 pints getting ready to bottle / keg. Does this sound right way to go about things. Transfer from primary about 18.5 litres into Corney keg, add priming suger in proportion to the 18.5 litres, move to warm for 2 weeks to secondary ferment. The remaining...
  17. Jon1964

    What kit beer are you drinking tonight?

    Demolished the courage directors so on the cold bench tonight is this Admirals Reserve 😁😁
  18. Jon1964

    Win a Kit of your Choice from LoveBrewing

    Get the lottery numbers on sharpish πŸ‘ŒπŸ˜πŸ˜ Cheers and congrats Jon
  19. Jon1964

    New range of kits from Muntons arriving in the spring

    Milk stout would be interested in 😁 Nice to see Muntons working on more kits for us home brewers.
  20. Jon1964

    Oh it's busy

    Well done all at Brew2Bottle, just seen the news today looks like tier 3 (my area) no pubs open before Xmas. Just ordered an Admirals Reserve and a Mangrove Jack's Juicy Session, got me covered for now 😁😁😁 Cheers Jon
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