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Got the golden stag going yesterday and it's now in the FV sat at 20-22c with the airlock bubbling away like mad, razorback ipa is next on the list.

Great. Cheers for letting me know!

Nice one, thanks.

Well it's labelled as granulated sugar but on the back in small print it says it's beet sugar?

Ok cheers, it's still fairly cloudy so am I better off leaving it in the cold garage for a bit or bringing it back in? Thanks for your advice.

I was in my local home brew shop yesterday asking about sugar to use for priming and can't for the life of me remember if the owner told me it was ok to use granulated beet sugar to prime PVs or if he said not to? I bought a bag of sainsburys granulated sugar which it says is beet but don't want...

Bit of a query about this one, it's my first kit I've brewed, it was in the FV for about 2 weeks with a slight temp variation but nothing too much, it's been sat in the PB now for about 12 days the last few of which have been in the garage where it's been pretty cold overnight, I tried 1/2 a...

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Thanks Hopmonster, 4 weeks in the FV?!?! There's me worrying about my Wherry having been in there for 11 days! Cheers for the list, I haven't heard of most of those beers, I was wondering if any of them were based on London Pride or Speckled Hen as they are two of my favourites. Looking forward...

Bought the golden stag kit today along with another FV and PB, going to start it off on Sunday, I've got a woodfordes Wherry which has been in the FV for 10 days now and still bubbling and a Nelsons Revenge in the garage in a PB which I'll be sampling next weekend, next kit is the razorback ipa...

Cheers Chippy_tea, I have read them, I was just wondering if anyone knew the actual beers they were based on? Think I'm going to go for the golden stag and razorback ipa.

I've been looking at the festival ales as they seem to have a lot of good reviews, I read somewhere that each one of their ales is brewed to taste like a famous ale from around the country, I was just wondering if anyone knows which is supposed to taste like which?! Thanks

Hi all, just recently decided to start brewing my own ale, bought a basic kit from my local homebrew shop along with 2 barrels, I've currently got a Woodfordes Nelsons Revenge in one of my barrels and a Woodfordes Wherry in my FV, I'm tempted to get a couple more barrels as would love to have a...