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It's either that or too much HB :D

It seems to me that you're the sensitive soul of the forum going off on one like that for no reason :D

Happy to be of service :D

I had this with one of mine, turns out it was a hairline crack in the bottle.

I understand what you're saying, I really do, But I think for the average home brewer to claim his/her beers are better than the best commercial beers available is just a bit silly. I've made some killer beers, I've also made some pretty duff ones, but I know that even my best ones don't...

If you're brewing better beers than Rochefort 10 and Westvleteren 12 then you're quite possibly the best home brewer in the world :)

I'd love to try the American Dream or failing that whatever you recommend for an imperial stout. I'd be delighted with either as I have two of your grain kits ready to go :)

I placed an order for an IPA grain kit last night that I was planning to use with a sachet of safale 05 I have here. Happy to try the American Dream and review it if you fancy chucking one in with my order :whistle: No harm in asking I guess :)

Try Hemel & Aarde next, it's even better :) http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/de-molen-hemel-aarde-bruichladdich-ba/103409/

De Molen IPA's are a bit special as well, as are their Imperial Stouts :)

I stupidly asked the question before testing if my FV even fits in my fridge. Guess what, it doesn't! I've got a fifteen litre that fits though, so that'll do for now. Your story gives me confidence to find a bigger one that fits though :D

Just finished up a wheat beer with added juniper berries and lime zest. Just waiting for it to cool before I chuck in some WB-06. It'll either be magnificent or my worst beer yet :D

I've been wondering this myself. Does anyone here just use the glass shelf successfully with a 20 litre batch?

308/308S would be great thanks!

When I used 1 wilkos drop per 500ml the carbonation was barely there, it was enough to ruin what would've been a nice beer. Go with two, you'll thank me later :)

I'd use two, the wilko drops don't carbonate as well as the Cooper's ones. One drop will not give you enough carbonation.

Me too these days, but it's a recipe that served me well when I started AG brewing and it produces a really nice beer :)

Almost, I brewed this recipe with Amarillo (I've never used Chinook) and it turned out really well. I can't remember exact quantities but I used my remaining Amarillo as a dry hop as well :)

Chinook SMASH American IPA Recipe Specs ---------------- Batch Size (L): 12.0 Total Grain (kg): 2.500 Total Hops (g): 40.00 Original Gravity (OG): 1.050 (°P): 12.4 Final Gravity (FG): 1.013 (°P): 3.3 Alcohol by Volume (ABV): 4.91 % Colour (SRM)...

�£1.79 if memory serves, and the labels come off fairly easily as well which is a bonus :)