Hi eveyone,
I'm new to the forum as a registered user, but have used the posts in the past and gained a lot of useful information from here, for which many thanks!
I'm a novice, and have done a few kit brews now:
Anyhows, happy brewing!
I'm new to the forum as a registered user, but have used the posts in the past and gained a lot of useful information from here, for which many thanks!
I'm a novice, and have done a few kit brews now:
- Young's Harvest Yorkshire Bitter - When I drank this after ~3 weeks in bottle, I thought it was not very good, so left it in the cupboard and forgot about it. One day when I had nothing else in stock, I cracked one open to find it was pretty darn good. This is where I learnt that patience is a good quality. I used light spraymalt instead of dextrose for this one, on the advice of my local homebrew shop owner - it seems that was a good shout.
- Courage directors - the first ever beer I tried back when I was 12 (just a sip, honest). I used 2 mini kegs for this and bottled the rest, which worked well as it was my Christmas brew.
- Woodfordes Bure Gold - this was delightful for the summer and went far too quickly.
- Woodfordes Nog - I may have done something wrong with this one, as it wasn't as nice as I had expected.
- Woodefordes Wherry - I got this for free after the Woodfordes Nog kit had a Golden Ticket in it
Currently in bottles conditioning. - Festival Landlord's best - currently fermenting, to be put in my new pressure barrel.
Anyhows, happy brewing!
