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  1. Smod

    Shiney is here with photo WARNING VERY SHINEY photo

    Very nice shiney by the way :thumb:
  2. Smod

    Shiney is here with photo WARNING VERY SHINEY photo

    Forget the shiney...... I want one of these for the summer :lol: :lol: :lol: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0071757902
  3. Smod

    15th March 2009 Effin Adnams Southwold Bitter

    Great. I might try this one. What was the original recipe. Is it in GW's old book? :thumb:
  4. Smod

    Sandyback - Crossbreed

    I think you had Sandyback Gold too. You can tell which one it is from the classy label :lol: :lol:
  5. Smod

    Flip top Grolsch type bottles

    There's a guy selling blue flip tops on ebay (http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/48-NEW-330ml-BEER ... dZViewItem) and another guy who sells german slender style flip tops 20 in a crate.(http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/schizoid-man0/) I've bought the ones from Schizoid-man0 and they were great. Also had some...
  6. Smod

    is all grain worth the hassle

    Although I've never done one from extract with grain and hops, plenty of American brewers including Jamil Zainasheff (top notch medal winning Home Brewer who has written "Brewing Classic Styles") do brew like this and seem to get award winning beers. I've bought a couple of tins of Marris Otter...
  7. Smod

    XL Bitter

    With 2007 tippexed out :lol: :lol: :lol:
  8. Smod

    Sandyback - Crossbreed

    Phew!!! Just made it back, it was scary :o :o Tasted the Crossbreed. No "chemical" taste just a big bitterness that lingers. I think that because the hops were old then the flavour has diminished and therefore only the bitterness comes through. You'll have to try. Also tried Sandyback...
  9. Smod

    Sandyback - Crossbreed

    Maybe you should try one out of the keg to see if it's different. I did bottle that from the keg so it may have picked something up on the way. I'm going in the garage to test again. Yes I'm going in the garage Wez, I may be some time !! :lol: :lol: If I don't respond in 10 mins call the...
  10. Smod

    Sandyback - Crossbreed

    PS. As long as it passes the Feck Test I don't care what it tastes like :lol: :lol: :lol:
  11. Smod

    Sandyback - Crossbreed

    Thanks for the review. :thumb: Nice pint glass, where do you get that from :lol: :lol: Well, I've got over half a keg of it left as I'm ok with it but agree with Wez, it's got an aftertaste BUT it's never got worse but is still drinkable. Maybe my malt was a bit old (nearly 9 months to 1...
  12. Smod

    Roll out the "Kenny!"

    Pour another pint, I'm on my way !!
  13. Smod

    5 Bottles for Life

    My substitute would be Brewdog IPA. Could I have six please :pray:
  14. Smod

    5 Bottles for Life

    Mine would be 1. Sierra Nevada Pale Ale 2. Harviestoun Bitter & Twisted 3. Meantime Cologne Style Lager (Kolsch)(Sainsbury's Taste the dfifference range) 4. Budweiser......BUDVAR of course!!! 5 Adnams Explorer
  15. Smod

    XL Bitter

    Have a good one :cheers: Nice to see you're updating your blog at last :thumb: :thumb:
  16. Smod

    brewing perversions

    Try some "Natrasleep" or some other so called herbal remedies in that section. They all usually contain hop extract or valerian extract. I've tried it and it seems to work ok. Get some quite vivid dreams sometimes too :shock: On a side note, it usually the alcohol that keeps disturbing...
  17. Smod

    Lagerbeer

    Why don't you try a Kolsch? Ferment like an ale and then lager at low temp for a couple of weeks. Try the Cologne style Lager from Sainbury's "Taste the difference" range brewed by the Meantime Brewery in Greenwich. Would be interesting to see how someone else's turns out. :thumb:
  18. Smod

    Something sort of Sake (Rice & Raisin Wine) 23.11.08

    You just reminded me to taste that bottle you gave me. Quite sweet and sherry like :thumb: You can taste some raisin in it. Nice dessert wine :thumb:
  19. Smod

    My First steps to a River Cottage lifestyle (pics galore)

    MMMmmmm nothing like homemade pie :thumb:
  20. Smod

    exploding bottles

    I've found that bottles have become thinner over the past year or so. Some maybe the same shape but the industry is trying to be greener with glass usage and the weight of freight. Anyway, "good" bottles that most homebrewers use (I presume) and that most real ales come in tend to weigh 370 -...
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