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Welcome to the Forum Stevie.

It's funny how unpopular "Escaping for a while" is as an answer.:thumb:

Like it!!!!

As of late, a Wilko Sweet Newkie Brown, brewed to 6% with UK Cascade and Fuggles. I've brewed this kit 3 times now and always liked the beer and will be getting another one to do soon.

I've read it and re-read it and I still don't understand the question.

I wouldn't be kicking that out of bed Lawrence, looks like a really nice pint.

Just seen this for sale for £425, 7 Gallon, I'm not going to buy it but this is one sexy fermenter, always been a shiny kind of bloke but this insulating cover has certainly turned my head.

Muntons Connoisseur Wheat Beer.

Welcome to the forum Iain, happy brewing.

Welcome aboard Ace.

Long week, a couple of pints of Guinness and a bottle of Abbot.

Weavers Amber Pheasant Wobbler :beer6: Love it!!!!

Had a bottle of wine I got from tj2you a member on here (we work together, we swapped bottles in the car park, it was like a drug deal from the telly). Made with grapes from his garden and concentrate last September. I say a bottle but I made the mistake of giving my beloved a glass and she...

My worry is that this Borris trying to be taken seriously and starting a campaign for taking over from Theresa May as Prime Minister. I was a remainer from the start and was gobsmacked at the result, I just think it's better for the country as a whole to stay in. As for the immigration issue...

An early start today.

I did see the picture and it looks fine.

Just for future reference, I'd recommend ditching the kit yeasts and look at either buying yeast separately online or if you are in Wilko their Gervin Ale yeast is very dependable and great to re-pitch from, 11g for £1.75.

Welcome to the forum, ask away.

This evening brewing the Muntons kit I bought from HBC back in November and half way through I find the BBE date of Dec 2016 on the tin. It never crossed my mind to check. Have to say that I'm really disappointed I thought better of them. I've mailed them, we'll what they say.

Bottling a Wilko Pilsner with an East Kent Goldings hop tea and dry hop. Re-pitched Wilko Gervin,I'm hoping at about 6% or a shade over. Next on is a Muntons Connoisseurs Traditional Bitter with First Gold. I've got a MGJ M10 Workhorse left over from the summer to use up so that's going in the...