Bugger off with yer 33! ;-)
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Bugger off with yer 33! ;-)
Tony1951
Bungling Amateur
This is one time I reached the last place on the podium but would rather nor be any where near it. :lol:
I was shocked to find i am in the top 3 of the old farts on here (well the ones that admit it) but rage never. :lol:
Haha chippy I obviously meant range
28 here dude. Wish I'd started at 19 too.
I want to do nothing else for a living but can't risk it now as I've got a house to pay for and a family to support. Can't afford to start at the bottom and there doesn't seem like a way to start a few rungs up unless you start your own. Couldn't risk that, so I'll stick with my boring job I don't enjoy.
Depressed now
I want to do nothing else for a living but can't risk it now as I've got a house to pay for and a family to support. Can't afford to start at the bottom and there doesn't seem like a way to start a few rungs up unless you start your own. Couldn't risk that, so I'll stick with my boring job I don't enjoy.
Depressed now
cornyandy
Junior Member
I'm Life the Universe and Everything (and a Pisces which is okay I might be able to drink like them)
ddeighton_1
Well-Known Member
im 44 and a gemini
my first brew was this yeah it started of at a one off thing brew in a bag ready in 14 days
but the bag burst but wasn't an idiot as i read reviews and stood mine in a box,
bag burst after 2 days too much pressure and saved it in the box put the lid on and left it bottled it into 2litre pop bottles and it wasn't to shabby it was drinkable and I've tasted worse from a pub
oh yeah i got a refund and bought a wine starter and a beer starter
wine was equipment and wine and bits for 6 bottles ready in 7 days followed instruction and that was ok
the beer was just a one fermenter hose and sediment catcher, tap and i bought a bottler and a 40 pint geordie yorkshire bitter
the wine has gone haha and the bitter is bottled and maturing for a one week so far and it looks nice and clear
now i started a coopers stout with added tin of black treacle that looks like its ready for bottling
and i got a 6 bottle (3 week brew time) black cherry wine for fathers day
so whats next on the menu might have an empty fermenter at the weekend
my first brew was this yeah it started of at a one off thing brew in a bag ready in 14 days
but the bag burst but wasn't an idiot as i read reviews and stood mine in a box,
bag burst after 2 days too much pressure and saved it in the box put the lid on and left it bottled it into 2litre pop bottles and it wasn't to shabby it was drinkable and I've tasted worse from a pub
oh yeah i got a refund and bought a wine starter and a beer starter
wine was equipment and wine and bits for 6 bottles ready in 7 days followed instruction and that was ok
the beer was just a one fermenter hose and sediment catcher, tap and i bought a bottler and a 40 pint geordie yorkshire bitter
the wine has gone haha and the bitter is bottled and maturing for a one week so far and it looks nice and clear
now i started a coopers stout with added tin of black treacle that looks like its ready for bottling
and i got a 6 bottle (3 week brew time) black cherry wine for fathers day
so whats next on the menu might have an empty fermenter at the weekend
That's it, I'm off.
S
stevej
Guest
Im 44 and a Taurus so watch out:rofl:
They're the worst.
If I believed in that sort of thing.
Which I don't.
Anyway, I've left the forum, stop replying to me!
Wish I'd started at 19 too.
Depressed now
I didn't realise that I was so young in brewers terms haha, just finished my second all grain, a pale ale. It smells nice and I made a not very small beer 3% with the grains too. It's good. My first all grain is in mini kegs and not as carbed as I'd hoped for. I'm glad I'm starting so young. To us young people beers beer. If its drinkable I'm happy. [emoji2]
No don't go! I don't even know my star sign so alls okay haha :)
What do you mean you didnt realise? You could only legally be one year younger than you are!
In fairness, I fully expect my son to be an accomplished brewer at your age, but he's only 2 at the moment so it'll be a while before someone takes your crown!!
In fairness, I fully expect my son to be an accomplished brewer at your age, but he's only 2 at the moment so it'll be a while before someone takes your crown!!
What a load of old bull:hat:
Wardy
Junior Member
45 and been brewing wine on and off since I was 17 (only illegal to buy or sell to under 18s but no law on brewing) about to venture out to all grain brewing when I get a Grainfather.
