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Mine has a tap but spit too big for wand I need see if I can find another tap

I syphon using one of those tubes with a bit on the bottom r=that helps stop the sediments getting into the bottles, I also use a bottling wand they are fantastic

Way back when I were a young man, we used to buy beer in 1 litre bottles with screw in tops. Brilliant for home brew. They were like a screw in plug type top. I think it was whitbreads

Definitely keep me posted on your progress

I will say I use YouTube a lot, you can learn virtually anything from YouTube

I keep notes aswell, trick I learnt from bread making

Can’t wait to try mine

I’m on my 3rd brew, it’s an addictive hobby good luck in your journey

Welcome to the forum Fred, I’m a fellow newbie

😂😂😂

251 Wow

Yes you can tell it’s fermenting, we could hear it bubbling from our bedroom 😂

Just looked at this sounds great what and how much do you add to it ie. spray malt or malt extract ?

That’s definitely going on the to do list 👍

Just started the coopers Irish stout, added Morgan’s master malt roasted, planing to try it with the caramalt next. building up a stock so been busy 😂

I made the juicy IPA earlier today and it’s gone crazy bucket lid is bowed up and airlock bubbling like crazy 😂 There’s 4 inches of froth on the top of the wort

Very accessible, when you consider you can buy a kit containing everything you need for around £45. if you make one and decide it’s not for you you still have 40 pints for around a pound a pint so even if you threw everything away after first brew you’ve not really lost anything.

Thanks, I’ll check those out

Thanks for the info PeeBee, it’s interesting to know the history of beer

Am I right in thinking that originally there was no stout, and that it’s a corruption of stout Porter as Porter came in different grades for the want of a better word. As in light Porter and stout Porter, then later stout Porter was shortened to stout