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If you have done a video and included it in your brewday post, feel free to post a link to your brewday thread here so others can easily find your video :thumb:

We're aiming to keep this sticky topic tidy like an index so it's easy to find all brewday videos therefore if you want to comment on someone's video, please comment in their brewday post rather than in here :cheers:
 
Here's my Wilko Hoppy Bitter Brewday, Included in a homebrew Wednesday video.
I don't know if any of you watch these videos on youtube, but I've recently started making them to document my brewing.
The Brewday video itself is on the Second page
 
Video of me brewing a Wilko Sweet Newkie Brown. using Willamette Finishing Hop Pellets.

video link http://youtu.be/cM8YhlwtF8g

1 tin of Wilko Sweet Newkie Brown.
12g Willamette Hops
500g medium Spray Malt
700g of Brewing Sugar
Starting Gravity Reading 1040
Temp 25c
Left in the fermentation vessel for ten days to be bottled on 27/02/13
Taste Test Due - End of March.
 
Hi

My latest brewing video is here: http://youtu.be/SXqlKbKL2YI

My latest beer brew was a batch of Harpoon IPA which I made following the recipe in 'Clone Brews: Recipes for 200 commercial beers' (Tess & Mark Szamatulski ISBN 978-1-60342-539-1).

I modified the recipe based on the ingredients I had available as follows:

Grain: Maris Otter Pale Malt 4.642kg + Lager Malt 458g + Crystal Malt 227g + Roasted Barley 28g

Hops: Chinook 39g at the start of the boil; at 1 hour 15 mins into the boil Styrian Goldings 14g, Cascade 10g and (because I ran out of Cascade) Challenger 4g; then for the last minute of the boil Styrian Golding 14g and Challenger 14g.

Yeast: Nottingham

When ready (after 7 days) I'll put half into bottles to condition and the rest into a pressure barrel.

Cheers, and Happy Brewing!

Clive
Twitter @CliveBGS
 
Dear all

My latest home brewing video is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn0Fw2pIpSA&feature=share&list=UUsbSc-tRbjofl70bX651rKg

I've cheekily called this beer 'English Stout' (well I'm English and it was made in England!) - its based on an Irish Stout Recipe but I've modified the ingredients based on what was left from the last brewing season. So this is pretty much a 'left overs' beer !

The ingredients used were as follows:

Lager Malt 1.6 kg / Chocolate Malt 106 g / Flaked Maize 90 g / Crystal Malt 70 g
Black Malt 70 g / Flaked Barley 74 g / Roasted Barley 38 g / Caramalt 10 g

Hops at start of boil: Pilot 8 g / Chinook 16 g / Galena 10 g
Hops for last 15 minutes of boil: Styrian Golding 14 g / Challenger 12 g

Yeast: Gervin English ale yeast

Hopefully it will be a good stout, only time will tell !!

All the best
Clive

Twitter @CliveBGS
 
gunna try a dark one TAKE 2
went well today

calling it
Nobby'sNuts No Turning Black 'But Hope It Does

cos its me first Black Ale I've ever brewed wasn't so sure what it would turn out like

last week i tried one and it ended up red

gunna try for a dark one jk says its maybe gunna be red? recipe

calling that one

Nobby'sNuts Ruby Sunday Soother

two short you tube clips from todays BREW


Nobby'sNuts No Turning Black 'But Hope It Does

MASH
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60 MINS bittering hops added
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Churchill Barrier No1 IPA

Hi
My first attempt at a video. I will get No1 son to teach me how to add audio commentary for the next one if you all want?

Part 1
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Part 2
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Part 3
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Part 4
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Addition.
Simple way to serve.

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CliveJM said:
Hi everyone

My latest Youtube brewing video is here: http://youtu.be/ilbpBbtc-9Y

This was my go at brewing Bishops Farewell (Oakham Ales).

The recipe came from http://www.hopandgrain.com/index.aspx

All the best

Clive

https://twitter.com/CliveBGS

Love the stained glass :clap: :thumb:

Great video :thumb:
I was surprised you didn't show the trub left behind after racking to your pressure barrel - might be worth mentioning that next time otherwise any new brewers might wonder why they have all this brown yuk left behind after transferring to their pressure barrel when your one is obviously lovely and clean...
 

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