Hi from Edinburgh

[Lodainn]

Good morning!
Thanks for adding me.
Currently own a pinter and a pinter 2. Thinking of moving on to Brew In A Bag.
Anyway, Hi!
G.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Welcome to the forum.
A couple of members have Pinters check out the brewing equipment forum.

 

[Gerryjo]

Hi and welcome to the forum...

 

[Wobbly13]

Good morning!
Thanks for adding me.
Currently own a pinter and a pinter 2. Thinking of moving on to Brew In A Bag.
Anyway, Hi!
G.

Lodainn, hi from Stirling. Likewise I have a Pinter 1 & 2 but have also moved on to All Grain. I have brewed a couple of small 1 gallon BIAB batches and now also have an all in one electric system that I will use when the weather improves.

 

[Lee111]

Welcome to the form

 

[Lodainn]

Lodainn, hi from Stirling. Likewise I have a Pinter 1 & 2 but have also moved on to All Grain. I have brewed a couple of small 1 gallon BIAB batches and now also have an all in one electric system that I will use when the weather improves.

Hi wobbly,
That sounds exactly like the path I'm headed down.
Thinking off a small 1 gallon batch using a 7.8l pot I have and using one of the pinters to ferment.

 

[thepatchworkdoll]

Hi G
Wewlcome to the forum. I'm just along the road from you in Linlithgow. Stay safe, have fun and learn a lot here.
Regards
Patch

 

[DocAnna]

Another unseasonable warm December welcome from Stirling to this most remarkable of forums. There's a broad range of experience and people brewing batches from a few to several hundred litres at a time.

 

[Wobbly13]

Hi wobbly,
That sounds exactly like the path I'm headed down.
Thinking off a small 1 gallon batch using a 7.8l pot I have and using one of the pinters to ferment.

Lodainn I’d go bigger with the pot if you can. Argos do a relatively cheap 11L one. I find that is just sufficient for 1 Gallon batches. You can push things up if you do extract and steeped grains.