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Thanks Harry, great to hear. I am yet to find another channel that actually teaches recipe writing also, seems a pity.

Thanks :) I will be doing one of these full guides for the English bitter for sure. Its often an overlooked style these days sadly.

Many thanks Clint, I would love to know your end thoughts on this one :)

Great. Yes this one works very well, very easy drinking but with some extras to keep the drinker interested for more reallly. I think some Kolsch can be quite bland. Great that you are enjoying the Porter, I love that stuff :)

It is time for a further beer style to get my "full guide" treatment. The style in focus in this video is Kölsch. Within this video I explore the beers history, how to write recipes to this style, how the BJCP views this style for compeition, my tried and tested recipe, tasting notes, my most...

Hmm that sounds like something went wrong.

Get an E Bike, worked for me :P

I cannot really see a can seamer as essential at all. It is an option though so worth looking at if you can justify the price.

There is a lot of quality, convenience and utility built into these. It will not brew better wort though than any system that can hold temperature accurately with the facility to separate wort from trub and chill to pitching temps. It's like choosing a car really, features to price point vs...

Yes, it is not cheap at all! But it really is a large step forward as I see it for a homebrewing system.

Great to hear that you liked this one. It will get better from this point also of course. This recipe was written for a commercial brewery some time back and it did rather well :)

It is time for a review of the new Cannular can seaming system. This can seamer joins the market at a more affordable price compared to existing seamers, which is great to see. In this video I look at how this works, how to best set it up and much more. As usual, thank you for all your kind...

What makes it viable is that the cost of these machines is coming down.

It depends on what you class as recycling. I meant it in form of the raw material and what happens when you throw it out. Naturally bottles are multi use, cans are not. Many pros and cons here for sure.

That price drop has already started thankfully.

Agreed :)

Canning is becoming more widespread all the time with breweries. Sure, not every homebrewer will can but its an option.

For sure. Ive got one myself that I will be reviewing soon.

It is time for a short informational video that details the benefits of canning your homebrewed beer. Perhaps you are considering canning to avoid the endless cycle of cleaning bottles and the extra storage space they take up but still want beer that is portable? Canning equipment is...

Many thanks :) Well yes the Brewtools can have that affect on people :)