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Possibly something similar to what happened here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozambique_funeral_beer_poisoning

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If I am conditioning a keg for any length of time I purge it with Co2 to get rid of any air and top it up again with Co2. If its being left for a long time I will occasionally top it up with a bit more Co2. I'll move it to the kegerator 10 days before drinking and let it carb up then. I store...

I'm wondering how many of us have an Isolation Pale Ale on the go at the moment:laugh8:

Eamon at Gas Tech & Gear should be able to help you with gas and regulators if that's what you need. 028 9060 1199

What is your issue with gas connections?

Not queueing to get into the supermarket

I use tie on labels.

Royal mail second class small parcel. £3. At least that was the price last time i did it.

A week should be plenty of time for the yeast to clear up after itself. I only left mine for 4 weeks because life got in the way.

You would need to leave it a very long time. I've bottled after 4 weeks in a fermentor once with no issues.

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1. Fail to research the malt specifically the maximum recommended about. Learned the hard way. 2. Ignore basic water chemistry. 3. Brew a sour. Just not for me. 4. Brew drunk 5. Buy that shiny glycol chiller at £800. I won't, no honestly I won't.....................well not anytime soon anyway.

I wouldn't be I've had three delivered since lockdown with no issues other than a slightly longer wait.

I got my last order in quick time too. Delivered by DPD this time. Selfishly I hope they go back to parcel force when this virus situation is all over as their driver in our area is very good.

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Just realised why you posted this now. That pic is from the last time I brewed this beer, and as I said in original post it was brewed for Xmas.:laugh8:

Had a couple of my ESB while brewing a stout tonight. Long night, stuck mash.