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Michaeldonk

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I thought I better introduce myself for fear of being told off.

I am definitely a newbie to the homebrew ways but my first attempt was quite successful so thought I would stick another two on.

I hope to keep learning and broadening my homebrew recipe portfolio but going to stick to the kits for the time being.

Happy home brewing :cheers:
 
Hello, I'm a newbie as well and just started my homebrew life. Good luck with your brews and welcome...
 
Michaeldonk said:
I am definitely a newbie to the homebrew ways but my first attempt was quite successful so thought I would stick another two on.

Welcome, and congratulations on your first brew. I was so proud of my first brew, I gave about half of it away to friends, family and colleagues! It's terribly addictive!

I found bottling to be a lot of effort, so I switched to Videne for sanitizing; and bought myself a bottle tree and a bottle rinser. They save so much effort. Next purchase for me - a second bucket (for batch priming and removing chlorine) and a bottling wand / little bottler.


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Thanks for all the welcomes guys, I too gave half my first batch away, had 28 bottles and now I'm down to 10 after drinking a a few myself for sampling purpose of course, it just seems to get better and better.

I've just bottled my second kit which is On the Rocks raspberry and lime although I kept a few plain old apple to see the difference, they are warming up for the next week and then in to the spare room they go, hopefully I should be able to have one or two at new year ;)

My third is a turbo wash and it's already 3 days over instructed but the sg is still coming down so all seems well.

I've just ordered a wilko cervaza to try but reviews are mixed, as long as it's got a percentage I'll get through it lol.

Bottling is a pain and a little bottler is my next investment me thinks.

Happy brewing guys
 
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