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Thanks for that. What psi should I force carb at 17 / 18 for a pale? I reckon your right and the co2 was absorbed as the keg was fine previously.

Hi all, Was a member of another home brew forum for a while, but it seems to have lost a lot of members since I last brewed. I am a grainfather user from Bromley. Been brewing since about 2015, but haven't brewed much in the last year due to family, work, and a gambling addiction (that only...

Also, I did purge the head space when I initially put it in the corny but is it possible I didn't seal the keg fully hence the lost pressure? When you carb with sugar in a corny do you ramp up the press ure to say 30psi to make sure the lid is sealed? Thanks

One of my corny kegs gas lost pressure. I primed it two weeks ago with 60g of sugar and left it at 18. Today I have gone to pour some off and I could push in the lid. Could it be that I didn't prime with enough? I have set my gas up on it at 10 psi to keep pressure. No visible leaks from either...

Hi Dutto. Thanks for the above. To clarify, the work has been completed and everything has been done. But he said that he would keep in contact and re do the skirting but for us to keep him updated. He said that whilst it is still drying out it might bubble slightly. Which it has. He also...

Matt, how do you get the bottle tops like that? Brilliant idea. Thanks

Thanks Clint. Will get the dehumidifier out!

Thanks all. I think it is the drying out process more than anything else. The condensation has persisted since it was completed in December and the builder said it would happen. I will call building control. Hopefully we won't have any issues! Thanks all.

Hi all. I have recently had some work done at my house by what was a reliable builder at the time. However since the work has finished we have had no replies from him. We still need building control to sign off, we paid upfront to the local council for this. But we were under the impression...

Just finished Westworld. Very good. Also, been going through Lost again. Haven't seen this since it originally aired back in 2007/8. It has aged well, and is still good. Well worth it.

Someone on another home brew forum (not sure on the rules here if I am allowed to link to another forum) has made said beer. Cock Ale was what he called it and by all accounts was actually drinkable and was ok.

For me it has to be Dennis Kings Galaxy Delight at number 1. I have brewed it more than anything else. 2. Is Seymour's Citra Gold. This is a really good beer that always goes down well. 3. Greg Hughes Cream Ale. Really surprised, friends got through the entire keg in one sitting.