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  1. Brian Harradine

    Hi from Newtownabbey, Co Antrim

    Hi, welcome to the forum from Ballymena
  2. Brian Harradine

    beer gas

    Hi, does anyone know of a co2 gas supplier based around Ballymena in Northern Ireland other than GeB?
  3. Brian Harradine

    First brew - messed up most stages, tips on low pressure in the PB

    Just thought I would put in my 10 pence worth. I have two PBs that I use intermittently. I have always used about 8 winds of PTFE plumbers tape on the top thread making sure that I cover the whole of the thread. I also put a single layer on the top ridge. Just my experience.
  4. Brian Harradine

    Beer engine help.

    Hi guys. Sorry that it has been a while since I have been on here but I have been busy making changes to my brewery. I have built a two tap keeper in a deepfreez and am experimenting with an hand pump system. I have setup a refrigerator in the same way you would for a fermentation fridge and use...
  5. Brian Harradine

    Yorkshire Pudding with Xmas Dinner

    Roast and mash, parsnips roasted with honey,Brussels sprouts with chestnuts and bacon. Food of the gods and jeddi. With food like that the universe is in good hands.
  6. Brian Harradine

    Yorkshire Pudding with Xmas Dinner

    Star Wars and Y/P for ever, with a pint of what ever you fancy or have to hand!!!!
  7. Brian Harradine

    Yorkshire Pudding with Xmas Dinner

    It’s a definite yes from me. I love em.
  8. Brian Harradine

    Hi everyone from Saintfield Northern Ireland!

    Welcome to the forum. I am in Ballymena so not that far away. Good luck with what ever way you go. The biggest thing is to enjoy what you do and drink
  9. Brian Harradine

    Hi from Ballymena, Northern Ireland

    That’s how I have been fermenting with my plastic bucket and controlled the heating with a fish tank heater but I have had problems of late keeping the temp within the range required hence the fermentation chamber. Being of English decent my main brews are Ales with Bitters at the top of the...
  10. Brian Harradine

    Hi from Ballymena, Northern Ireland

    Yes I have herd about the bottle swap that I think is in Portrush as well.I will look into it as that could give me some useful feedback
  11. Brian Harradine

    Hi from Ballymena, Northern Ireland

    Thanks for the replies guys. I have taken your advice and joined that NHC so i will see how that expands. I have been brewing for about three years and started, as I guess everyone does, with extract kits in the bathroom but now have moved on to converting my garage so that i can do AG. I use a...
  12. Brian Harradine

    Hi from Ballymena, Northern Ireland

    Yes Lawrence22 kids can be demanding especially when you need to concentrate, I am not encombered like that, all my kids have grown up and flown the coup and being retired am able to brew almost when I want (wife permitting). Do you know if there are any Homebrew clubs near us as I could do...
  13. Brian Harradine

    Hi from Ballymena, Northern Ireland

    Many thanks for the welcome and I am sorry that bit has been a while since I have been on. I live in Ballymena and was wondering if anybody else in Ballymena makes there own Homebrew, if so maybe we could meet up and swap ideas. I am retired so time is not a problem. Please let me know.
  14. Brian Harradine

    Its too hot!

    Brewing a Cornish Miners Ale this week but luckily I have the Grainfather Conical Fermenter with the cooling pump. Might be spending some time ferrying ice from the freezer though, oh well all part of the hobby.
  15. Brian Harradine

    Forum Member Map.

    Ballymena Northern Ireland
  16. Brian Harradine

    Hi from Ballymena, Northern Ireland

    Hi. My name is Brian and I am new to this forum thing but I will try. I have been brewing my own beer for about a year now and, like most I suppose, i started with the two can kits. Then moved on to extract brewing using a big saucepan and a Callor gas burner with some degree of...
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