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Just received enough yeast and hops from them for my next 6 or so brews. Also downloaded all the recipes. Wish they weren't closing down :(

Not sure where I'll go to for Herkules hops for my Paulaner Weiss Clone:(

could you install a bladder onto gas post and pump air in to maintain pressure?

Still lots of average to bleh kits out there, but some good ones. Mangrove Jack's Raspberry Berliner Weisse was very tasty. Brewed e times so far and have one left. Shame it's discontinued.

Just ignored this for the first time, I'll ignore again just before Christmas.

She's 13? 😆😆

Read the effing thread!! 😅🤣🤣😅🤣

Isn't this where this thread started? 😆😆😆

You could make a hop tea and add via the hopper?

I have an AIO and a stainless fermenter but I do like fermenting small batches in a 10 litre cornie. Great for a Helles or Weiss that doesn't need dry hopping.

Also, when you reattach doc the Pinter is under pressure. When you abruptly repressurise dock it can break a lug and forcibly detach. As I found out trying to do a dry hop. Get a 10l cornie, a floating dip tube and a spunding valve. You can depressurise, chuck in hops and purge.

Pinters break easily, I have had 5 fail so far. (Got 5 free, I'm not daft). A 10 litre cornie is a far better way of pressure brewing small batch. There's now way to tell if a Pinter has finished fermenting and since the PRvs frequently allow the Pinter to over pressurise fermentation can fail...

Don't buy them on PCP then. I've just ordered a Lotus Eletre S on PCH for a little over £600 a month (£611 to be precise). Residuals are the finance company's problem. I'm retired, so no salary sacrifice for me :(

Oude Geueze for me, love the dry partners and the complexity of the older beers. Can't beat a Hefe Weiss on a hot or snow day and partial to a raspberry wit.

Try adding loads of additional mature drivers. I shaved another £400 off my daughter's insurance by adding my wife as well as me plus my brother and a mate.

I just drove Dover to Edinburgh with one 15 min coffee and pee break and one 4 min fuel top up. Took me 12 hours. Never again. My new Lotus Eletre won't let me anyway. 😆

I've never seen that, especially on draft.

Try the Paulaner recipe below, ingredients from Paulaner's website. Was my first all grain, tasted fantastic. https://homebrewanswers.com/paulaner-hefe-weissbier-clone-recipe/