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They do look great! - the glass demijohn is definitely what I'll go for on the 4.5L kits, a brilliant space-saver too - and the volume means starting out with a 10L pan from Ikea or somewhere like that for 20 quid, before investing in a proper mash kettle for bigger and better stuff

I'm looking to try all-grain brewing - it'll take a while for me to work it out and so small all-grain kits (like the 4.5L and 11L kits from the Edinburgh Brewstore) look ideal for failing and learning quickly. Or suceeding and having some great beer! All of my ferementaion kit at the moment is...

No. I have fat arms and ham fists! Bucket makes sense, thanks

Doh! Yes of course, thank you.

I've been on a bucket brewing learning curve in parallel with a Pinter (small pressurised vessel) learning curve - next step is larger brews under pressure, for which I have a 35L Snub-nose fermentor, pressure kit and spunding valve ready to go. I'd like to start with straight forward Mangrove...

Realtively new brewer but really enjoying what it brings (the beer especially!). Building a fermentation chamber and a keggerator as we go and have a snub-nosed pressure-fermentor waiting for experimentatin so couldn't have found a more useful or timely Forum..