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Glad it's not just us then 😁😁😁

Thanks will check it out

Thanks, will add Brookhouse to my ever expanding list

Will have a look at that range, cheers

Thanks Rodcx500z, good to hear from someone that still does both, we have a lean to extension that I converted to my ham radio shack come office, but lifting the carpet there is a drain as well as a tap, so would be ideal for AG with a propane burner

To be fare with this lockdown they never get a chance to properly condition ha ha, will report back on this cider the bumf on the carton sounded like it would taste great so fingers crossed it will turn out good 5.2% should slip down a treat. Fancy trying the Range MYO American IPA, got their...

We are drinking a very young Coopers Lager kit, thats my Mrs bad influence pushing me to keg it lol. I have bought their Irish Red Ale kit, just waiting on the delivery of my 3 extra Corny Kegs, hope it turns out good and enjoy your pint

Ah never thought of that,great idea, I always hated poring that trub away, will look into this in more detail along with water quality, as will need to learn what I need to measure ph etc and how to treat etc

Any good online places?, I bet there is some places local to me as all the Farmers seem to grow cerial crops

I think I would enjoy it, after running out of my brew I was on the Brasserie lager from Aldi, used to go down a treat but tasted bad after me getting used to my own stuff so with more experience should improve even more, its not going to help my corny keg buyinh habit sick...sick...sick...

Still not having it after trying Internet Explorer:mad:

Its being able to experiment that appeals and great cost you have got it down to Cheers Geoff

Thanks Nicks90, 99% sure I will go AG and will buy grain in 25kg sacks to see if that keeps costs down, but I would feel like an expectant father on my first few brews lol

Great cost breakdown Slid, thanks for that, to harvest yeast would I need a conical FV?, I'm amazed at the yeast price expected cheaper but think I have been thinking of bread yeast prices lol. I nearly pulled the trigger on the Fermzilla, but heard of horror stories of the PET container...

I'm the same, like a Magpie love the shiny :laugh8:, I had the equipment from previuos kit attempts, but it stood gathering dust as was not happy with the results, but since coming back into the fold and joining this brilliant forum my skills have really improved and the biggest change was in...

My Mrs and me prefer lager for a session, but I do enjoy a decent real ale pint now and then, but really fancy a go at AG so will see what the waiting time works out for a Brewzilla if I dont go the propane route. Cheers Geoff

Like the Supermarket value brands lol, no good unless you enjoy it and bet the ingredient quality does really effect the outcome, thanks for your post Cheers Geoff

Thanks for that, like most things in life quality costs so if you can really tell the difference , bet the machines are power hungry?

Thanks Alside101 I guessed the quality would be better so not bad at all then, was going to buy the Brewzilla and have a crack, then looked at the costs of a burner and mash tun etc so as a begginer think the Brewzilla would be easier but looking around it seems even all the pre orders have gone 😔

Just took delivery of this so got it on the go straight away, it's my first Mangrove Jacks kit, really impressed with the quality and what you get, will update once I finally get to try it.