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Beer prices vary round here from £2.00 a pint to £2.90 a pint. I'm not a larger drinker as a rule so can't comment on those. We like to vary our drinking establishments and can tell those who are tied to the big groups. I was paying £3.60 in Watford for a pint of 4.5% Barnsey from Bath Ales...

You could try the craft beer place in the city http://thecraftbeerco.com/ or there's the draft beer house on the south approach to tower bridge, both cracking real ale places

Hi Andy, I got a microbrew kit for my birthday off the wife, everything you need to start a brew was included in it. Just started drinking the results of my first brew. Others may be able to point you in the direction of a good supplier. Paul

I've had beers at the pub that don't clear as well as this Wherry. Paul

5 gallons if Wherry = 721

Just started on my very first keg of Wherry, my first home brew. It tasted good last week, even better this week after 7 weeks in the keg. Well chuffed.

Received my brewing kit for my 39th birthday, 6 weeks later it's cleared and ready to drink. Will be trying a pint tonight before nipping out to the pub.

Nice report on brewing in a small kitchen. It shows what you can do with organisation. Paul

If I recall correctly, points are active on a licence for 3 years and you can pay the DVLA to remove them after a further year, most insurance companies ask about points going back 5 years. When I sent my driving licence off for the photo card renewal, it came back with a clean paper part. Hope...

Looks like a lovely pint there, hopemy first kitbrew is as sucessful. Paul

Evening all, Total newbie here, I'm Paul from Rossendale Lancashire. I've fancied having a go at producing homebrew for a good while, I received a micro brew kit for my birthday last week and have made a start on production of 40 pints of Woodfordes Wherry bitter :thumb: Please bear with me...