Drinking my first AG brew!

[WelshPaul]

And it's delicious! 40 bottles of an improvised wheat beer with a hint of "Blue Moon" to it, but without the same level of sweetness.

I could get use to this AG lark. Cheers!

 

[Runwell-Steve]

Excellent work, always good to drink your first All Grain. No going back now.

 

[Hawks]

:thumb: Nice one, nothing beats it... well until you make a better one :thumb:

 

[rickthebrew]

Great choice for a brew - what yeast did you use ? wlp400?

 

[MikeB]

I like the label! I'd love to label mine but I can't seem to find an economical way of doing it - any suggestions?

 

[Dunfie]

Well done WP, good to see another satisfied convert. :clap:

I like the label! I'd love to label mine but I can't seem to find an economical way of doing it - any suggestions?

Knock them up in powerpoint an dprint them off on cheap paper. Cut them out and use a pastry brush to cover with milk. Easy peasy and they come off easily too.

 

[WelshPaul]

Great choice for a brew - what yeast did you use ? wlp400?

I was going to use a Safbrew WB-06 but I lost it on the morning of the brew so used a Safale S-05 instead. It turned out really nicely but I may well do another batch with the intended yeast to test the difference.

I like the label! I'd love to label mine but I can't seem to find an economical way of doing it - any suggestions?

I used a combination of http://www.beerlabelizer.com/ and Adobe Acrobat to edit the text to my liking. The labels were printed on a laserjet printer (as the ink won't run and I can do it on the sly in work) and stuck on using milk with a pastry brush!