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I'm listening to one of my favourite albums tonight. Cate Bros. by the Cate Brothers Band from 1977. I'm sure most would see this as very dated but I love it. 😊

A great song. I'm not sure if you are familiar with Kyron Bourke, a Dubliner based in Belfast. He covers this regularly with a jazz/blues kind of vibe. He has a gravelly Cohen-esque voice which I think really suits the song.

That is serious kit @Alastair70 . :cool:

Thanks for putting me right on that @YeastFace. That explains a lot. I wondered how you guys had time for anything else whilst you were churning out 100's of litres per month! 😊

20L Generic IPA Total 20L 😂 (Total - 1,302l)

Why bother mounting it in the leg? Just cut the kettle lead leaving a short tail beyond the back of the Braumeister and put a set of Neutrik power connectors inline. They are twist lock so you simply disconnect the longer section of lead and leave the short section plugged in permanantly.

This is the power lead from my unit.

For what it's worth the new Braumeister uses one of the Neutrik mains connectors. I'm not sure which one.

Thank you. It was great craic. 😊

I'd have thought that a Neutrik mains connector would do the job.

Thank you, I will. acheers. I found the Braumeister part of process very straight forward I must say. athumb.. Oh and the motorcycle scissor lift that I bought after reading your review and recommendation is an invaluable piece of kit!

I remember when I was about 16 my pal Charlie and I found 5 tins of special brew in a hedge and got completely blootered on it. About 30 years later I was in an off licence and they had special brew in cans, so for reasons of nostalgia I bought a 6 pack... I drank one of them and threw the rest...

Well, 10 and a half months after buying a Braumeister 20L, delayed for a variety of reasons, I finally got around to brewing my first all grain brew. It's a Speidel AG kit named with stunning originality, Speidel IPA. A simple straight forward recipe. There was a bit of shenanighans not...

I'm starting with this cheeky wee number from Westerham Brewery in Kent via Marks & Spencer. I like it. This is a big weekend for me. I've spent the past 10 months accumulating pretty decent AG brewing kit and hand building in frame cabinets in my wee brewing room, which I've still not...

1/4lb of midget gems, brandy balls or clove rock would have been my confection of choice back in the day. I was partial also to a lucky mine because you had the chance of finding a 1p coin embedded in it! A health and safety nightmare. 😂

I have one of those glasses in my garage somewhere. It was given to me by a friend more than 30 years ago. He works for the company that used to distribute that beer in NI back then. Not sure why I felt the need to share this info but your photo triggered a memory and I had to tell someone. 😂

According to the FAQ's on the Malt Miller site it seems it can't be made up and stored... VWP FAQ's

Why didn't I think of that one!

Sunday Morning. Love this one... I think I've done the whole week now. 😂

Another Saturday Night