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I suspect their lives have been disadvantaged by Brexit far less than yours, so how did that magnificent stratagem of yours work out?

Nobody? I can possibly hang on to these until Wednesday but then they have to go.

Very clever, but it is that a dustbin he was brewing in? One hopes it was new before he used it for brewing!

To answer the OP's original question, the Cooper's stout is always a safe option. And stout forms a good base for 'pimping' with various things (fermentable sugars, lactose, vanilla, cacao nibs, coffee...). LOADS of ideas on the huge thread this kit has.

I suspect it's quite hard unless you stick a mucky finger in or sneeze on it. I used to put the can in very hot water to loosen it up (which would have helped sterilise the outside of the can), then used a spritz of StarSan on the can opener. I would also transfer the remaining extract to a...

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I bought a Coopers kit primarily to get the fermenter (for sale in the classifieds ;) ) and it came with an amber ale. There are recipes on the Coopers website to pimp their kits and I went for the "Bewitched Amber Ale" and it turned out to be one the best brews I ever did (in my brief second...

Yes, the Bruin and Christmas beers I was quite happy with. The Gallia was disappointing.

Fullers ESB. Yum.

Hi all House move next week prompts a fast clearout of large but low value items. I'm putting these on a local forum, but thought I'd offer them here as well, since I got so much help and advice from this forum. I'm getting rid of; 1. Cooper's Fermenter (the smaller one - 15L I think) with the...

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Drank a few of these on an trip to Copenhagen and Aalborg many moons ago (1997 if memory serves). I recall it being a cut above the average lager (I was not, and largely remain not, a lager enthusiast) and appealingly strong for a daft teenager. Had no idea there was a stronger version!

Cock Ale was made by putting... well,, you can guess, can’t you? I hasten to add, the avian variety!

No it isn’t. It’s a potato.

Hey! There’s nothing cruel about a saison stout!

Better yet, I can send them one of my ‘experimental’ brews.

Isn’t this basically a brew belt in a jumper?

I agree. But equally, there are a few that I’ve found are different; The 0.5% beer brewed for them by Adnams isn’t exactly the same as the low-ABV Ghost Ship - one is darker (IIRC the M&S one) suggesting a different malt bill. And the Cornish Saison Sharp’s brew for them is different (it’s also...