Hi everyone, decided to start some country wine a few months back and got about 6 gallons of various wine brewing now. Im thinking about geting into ale aswell, is it just as easy as wine? Im from the good old North of England (Grimsby)
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Wendy1971
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hi roxy and welcome to the forum :thumb:
darrenwest1
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welcome along
planty of info on here and a nice bunch if you need any help
planty of info on here and a nice bunch if you need any help
luckyeddie
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Welcome, fellow forum n00b.
I may go the other way some time - the Memsahib keeps wanting me to make wine. I even got as far as putting a 'starter kit' in my trolley at Wilko's the other week, only to return it to the shelf a few minutes later.
I may go the other way some time - the Memsahib keeps wanting me to make wine. I even got as far as putting a 'starter kit' in my trolley at Wilko's the other week, only to return it to the shelf a few minutes later.
darrenwest1
Landlord.
Memsahib ???????
luckyeddie said:
I tried a Youngs 7 day kit from Tesco, and I must admit, the results wasnt anything compared to the gallon of elderberry I made! Im sticking to country wines with fresh ingredients. Although, if left for a few months they might be good. I dont know.
evanvine
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Welcome to the Forum roxy.
Vossy1
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Welcome aboard roxy :thumb:
aneray
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Welcome to the forum me old Codhead
You will find loads of help here from the members, and I'm sure you will enjoy your stay.
The last time I was in Grimbo, Freeman Street was quite posh :rofl:
( apart from the little hidaway down the side of the cinema )
Cheers Neil
You will find loads of help here from the members, and I'm sure you will enjoy your stay.
The last time I was in Grimbo, Freeman Street was quite posh :rofl:
( apart from the little hidaway down the side of the cinema )
Cheers Neil
