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I've got one very similar to the cheaper one, its ace compared to 2 lever hand capper

Me and Clint have both brewed this one too, he liked it I still have 3 bottle left a year later (that's a first ever for me), I think it's maybe the style that I didn't like as with Electric India I loved the first few bottles then suddenly decided it wasn't from me :)

I'll definitely try it again (i brought this in a sale :) )

mines a bit winey too, drinkable though I made mine with 1kg of wheat as well, I think I'll use it again just needs some more hops to balance it out a bit maybe?

lead free these days my friend :)

Beer money shot please ;P

I wasn't going to spend much more than £8 either ><

i got free delivery :)

Hey all just seen Beerhawk selling off their homebrew stock, loads of hops from 50p!! i got a grain roller for £50 :)

I've just started adding an acid blend to my water (I got a water test from brewuk.co.uk that suggested it) as my water is really hard, I brew mostly IPAs and american pales I think it's really helped stopping my beers taste "Home Brewey)

This, i now have a tap on anything the has water/wort or beer in it ><

good luck matey :)

I've just brewed something similar matey (same as you i think NS pale ale) used safale -05, Krausen went ape shoot, I had to fit a blow off for a few days then took 1.5 weeks to drop. 3 weeks after brewing the FV is still bubbling every now and again (it may be releasing gas when i open the...

Mostly Pales now but enjoy a good Camden Hells every now and again

ah how about another FV? then you can keep a brew always fermenting? :)

I much prefer a refractometer to a hydrometer athumb..

Hi Duncan this is a really great beer : https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/product/american-pale-ale-2/ I added a big dry hop of citra to mine and made a grapefruit infusion by letting pinkgrape fruit zest sit in cheap vodka for a couple of weeks and chucked in when i dry hopped it, Called it...

+1 for a SMASH too, I'm just learning all grain and am currently buying a 100g bag of hops (cascade, nelson etc) then using them with about 5kg maris otter extra pale, then using brewers friend to work out timing of adding the hops for my desired bitterness. This way i can get a good feel for...

I hadn't thought about...... I have now though :)

+1 for bench capper here too, i+I was breaking bottle necks and all sorts; as a side note I recently brought a box of 24 500ml PET plastic bottles for my "drink at home beers" they are surprisingly good, weigh much less to carry in bulk and I'm not worried about glass grenades :)