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I do have that, but wouldn't know where to start on reading it.

at the moment, it's still fun to make without a bread maker....but doing it overnight certainly is appealing.

So, I live in a hard water area and keen to ensure brews come out ok once I start doing AG. Looking at alot of replies, people suggest RO water. Anyone have a system at home or are you all buying it from an aquatics shops? thinking of this: 50gpd 4 Stage Complete RO Reverse Osmosis Unit or...

after some tips on the best way to get samples from: https://brew2bottle.co.uk/collections/fermenter-king-accessories/products/fermenter-king-gen-3-starter-kit Just ordered it but want to be prepared for the debut brew.

Hi all, so, been having fun making some new things - this is mainly as since lockdown began, I've been in a new job that sees me working from home. Which I love! So I try to make use of lunchbreaks where I can by either practicing Piano or baking something. I really enjoy making bread - even...

https://brew2bottle.co.uk/collections/black-friday-deals/products/fermenter-king-gen-3-starter-kit £110 - I thought that was a steal

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Inkbird-Digital-ITC-308-WIFI-Remote-Smart-Temp-Control-Thermostat-Heat-Cool-UK/254540122333?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2648 I offered £35 for his wifi inkbird - he accepted. This is the second one I've paid £35 on

ordered 5l of chemsan, that's a bargain price

changed my order to the gen 3. has everything I was looking for so that's handy. Will put the probe in the well and jobs a good 'un

Hi all, so I’ve ordered a fermentasaurus snub nose. the fermzilla wouldn’t fit in my larder fridge so I’m starting with this. And maybe move up a size later down the line now, my current brew fridge has the probe taped to the top of the fridge (inside) I’ve only done kits to date so whilst...

oh noooo that's just the size of the brewster - it's a 70l setup. I'd be doing 40l or at the very most 50 as the fermzilla is max 55ltr sorry, my bad, poor typing it seems.

https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/product/plate-chiller-165kw-complete-kit/ they do a larger kit. I'm not sure i'd go to 50l in reality. Just be a pain to store. at 40l batches I can do two cornies and a few bottles. That's the sweet spot for me I think.

https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/product/plate-chiller-125kw-complete-kit/ I was thinking of this.

thanks good advice. I do have a dedicated space to work, I'm also putting a stainless sink in the same area so I could easily leave it to flow through for as long as neccessary. My aim would really be to fill the All in one back up with cleaner, then pump it through the plate chiller before...

I really like the idea of a plate chiller. It'll fit exactly into my planned work area. Just seems to be alot of negativity around them. That being said, I don't want to spend grainfather money for a counter flow and at this stage would rather not be making my own anything, I want to get used...

haha this is true, i'm more of a "drink what I have" kinda guy, I do have kits on the go too so there's normally something to drink. I like the idea of 54ltr batches or there abouts. This means I can put 18l into 3 kegs, and leave it well alone to condition. That's the plan anyway, It'll take...

ok, slightly similar to my previous chiller question but I wondered if you all could point me in the best direction. I'm going for an All in one kit, probably a 70l brewster beacon. Now i've seen immersion coolers, seen plate heat exchangers, and also counter/contra flow kits. As you'll...

is there a "need" when it comes to beer?

haha, I actually have your voice - or an imagination of it - in my ear shouting "bloody get on with it!!" another member of the local brew club has the 70 ltr version, and i'm tempted to go for this one. It blows my budget out of the water but does give alot of flexibility in terms of what...