been in for 8 days i tested it yesterday and poured the sample into glass lest it for ages and it went clear but had a lot of seddement it tasted like a wheat bear
They're ok - I have one, but never use it, to be honest...
You won't get it as carbed as a pub lager in the barrel, but if you prime the barrel enough, it should be ok. I've found that when I make and barrel ales, I've not needed the co2 injector lid - probably because they don't stay in the barrel long enough !!
this is my second go at lager did a couple of cider kits and they were dangerouse 8% and didnt taste it.
ive been told that ipa's are a good starter beer to make
Also, the Woodefordes kits are good - I did Wherry before I went AG, and that was nice - there are loads of how-to's on here for AG as well - is this a route you're thinking of in the future, or are you happy with kits ?
thinking about getting another fv so i can do a different brew
the one ive got its part of a coopers kit hasnt got a fermentation lock should i fit one?
You don't need one.. my latest brew doesn't have one, because the two I have are in my demijohns !
Another FV is a good idea, as is getting one brew ahead - have one batch conditioning, and one fermenting. Repeat until you have sufficient supplies :thumb: