Hello

[b o b]

New to home brewing this year, enjoying basic out of the can kits supplied by coopers.

probably plenty of stupid questions will arise i'm sure, i would like to try other kits for my real ale so any information would be well accepted.

Best regards

b o b

 

[Tony]

Nice to meet you bob!

No such thing as a stupid question

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[b o b]

Nice to meet you bob!

No such thing as a stupid question

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Thanks tony

: bob

 

[tubby_shaw]

No such thing as a stupid question

As my Sensei says
"To ask a question is but a moment of shame,
not to ask is a lifetime of ignorance" :ugeek:

 

[Aleman]

As my Sensei says
"To ask a question is but a moment of shame,
not to ask is a lifetime of ignorance" :ugeek:

Ah So!

 

Ah So!

No he's not! :whistle:

Welcome to the Forum Bob.

 

[stevander74]

welcome to the forum bob.
ive only just brewed my third kit beer and im enjoying every minute of it and im sure you will too.
dont worry about simple queries, weve all asked them(some of us still do ) and theyre a friendly bunch here so youll get loads of help.
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[b o b]

Cheers guys

Everything seems to be going well with the brewing so far, only using the coopers kits so far as i was recomended to them. I've luckilly got a steady flow of empty 500ml bottles coming from my local sports club bar so i've no chance of being without ale or lager for xmas.

I've got dark ale on the go at the moment plus ginger beer bottled up, i've had good results with the lager and real ale previously.

I think i'll be searching for recomendations more than any other questions, like what other ale kits or is coopers a good benchmark ?

Regards
b o b

 

[31bb3]

Welcome to the forum BOB :

 

[BigYin]

Welcome to the forum Bob :drink:

Nice way to get bottles for free :lol: :drink: :drink:

 

[Cussword]

Welcome Bob :drink:

 

[fermentall]

Welcome to the forum Bob :