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Ha ha no, not this time just another is my beer infected or not one !

I’ve been lazy and let this beer sit from 18th Oct. It’s been in the beer fridge at 4c for most of the time once fermentation was over. It’s a Kolsch. there are some specs looks like yeast, but I thought it would of dropped with the rest of the yeast. It smells ok. Not sure if what I am seeing...

I’ve not used them before but search for Adamsgas, there seems to be a stockist in Scarborough. Or there’s a company called fox gas supplies Newton aycliffe, again not used them

I didn’t realise I needed to keep bulb moist, I will check it and look to add a sponge to moist sponge in there. I do keep the batteries in it. Should I remove these. I will download the software you suggest If I check mash ph and it is high should I add crs or gypsum to try and bring it down

I was aiming for a mash PH value, I don’t have a Salifert test kit, I appreciate it may vary, but was happy there would be slight variations but probably not enough to worry about. I got a water report from my water company for year ending 2020 and compared it to the year before. Although all...

I did a raspberry beer last year, and it ended up been very good, the wife even gave it the thumbs up and she doesn’t normally drink beer. I used fresh raspberries my mother in law got from her allotment. I added them to boiling water for about 30 seconds. I used 600g. I fermenter my beer for...

I haven’t really focused on changing my water profile that much until recently and have attempted it on my last 3 brews. On my last brew I used strange Steve’s calculator and after letting mash rest for 20 minutes, I took a sample let it cool, and took a PH reading that showed as 6.24 I added...

Thanks for this, I did come across this video when I was doing my research

This looks an awesome piece of kit, unfortunately a bit too expensive for but I’m sure someone will take it

4 head bottle filler, you put a bottle on each arm, once full the flow stops and swap over, it has a reservoir that the fermenter flows into with a ball valve to stop overflowing. Does anyone have any experience of using this and can give me any tips ?

Don’t normally post pictures of my equipment, but just received this yesterday, I’ve been wanting one for a while now and eventually found someone selling one. Did a trial run with just water and managed to fill 20 500ml bottles in just over 3 minutes. The challenge will be to get the beer...

Have you taken a gravity reading

I don’t think that most breweries post their recipes, certainly not what I have found https://brewdogmedia.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/docs/2019+DIY+DOG+-+V8.pdf

I sometimes think of a beer I like, then search the net for clone recipes and see what I find, can be a bit hit and miss as it’s just someone’s interpretation of it. If you like BrewDog beers they, list the ingredients and quantities they use in their beers on their website, think the recipes...

Are you after stainless, plastic. Conical or flat

You never know could be best brew ever!

Give it a go, see what you end up with. I recently put all my old stock in to a brew. Not anywhere near as old as yours but it turned out surprisingly well. Grains were 18 plus months old. Hops a few years old. It turned out surprising well.

Non anywhere near me, 70 miles from me. If I change my location the same store pops up

That was my worry getting them refilled. The outside looks like some rusting guessing that wouldn’t affect the inside? I’m struggling to find places that refill locally on the internet, other than through Adam’s gas, might give the local place a cal tomorrow to see if they would refill

I’m new to using CO2, just bought 3 cornies. Adam’s gas has a distributor not too far so that’s an option. However I’ve seen this posting for sale, seller says he has 2 full bottles of Co2, £35 each, he’s not sure or the size but says they are about 3 feet in height. He says it’s the black ones...