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I've had good results. I've done a lager fermented at the low end - just bottled but tasted good on bottling. Have also done a coriander lime Greg Hughes adaptation at the high end and a ginger beer at the high end too.

Cool mate. I might try something similar

What kind of beer did you do with it mate?

oh **** you're right. Never mind me...

Nice work Bezza. I'll use it for my brew tonight. Looks like you need to edit the campden tablet addition formula as follows: =IF($C$15="",0,$C$23*$C$15/35*16)

I've bought some today. I've switched to their yeasts almost exclusively about two years ago - I'm a big fan of their product and service and am keen to see how this yeast turns out in a NEIPA this weekend if I can get my arse into gear

Doesn't quite answer your question but putting a filter on your siphon might help Screenshot_20190327-060231 by Ronnie23 posted Mar 27, 2019 at 6:05 AM

I had a good year on my second year Chinook. Chucked em in the freezer after compacting them. Seems sensible, we'll see how they turn out...

thanks lads. Thought as much. kettle element on the side it will be. Anyone able to suggest a good one? Thanks Ron

Hi lads, Element in my boiler has died - one of them anyway so she's a bit hard to bring to the boil. It's a concealed type as per the photos - qualtex mis884 and looks like it's welded it glued on. How does one go about replacing these? Thanks, Ron

Yep - she was a scam. Paid thru PayPal, got notification thru eBay that it was suspect on the night of ordering cancelled payment and got my money back. Thought it was worth a punt as my boiler element failed last weekend!

Hi lads, Probably too good to be true but I've bought one... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Burco-Cygnet-Large-30-Litre-Catering-Hot-Water-Boiler-Tea-Urn-Stainless-Steel-/192492715407 Cheers Ron