Tax and VAT on UK pint.

[RichardM]

There's a thread here of mistakes people have made Unforced Errors
I don't think it is the only one

 

[Sadfield]

The comedy is around a group of old men having a go at making home made beer in a shed behind their wives back. Packed with lots of technical info and disasters. Should be an eye opener for the would be home brewer and a laugh for profesionals.

You could swap the gender rolls and call it SMaSH The Patriarchy

 

[Braufather]

On one of my first brews some work colleagues of my wife came round before a work night out for drinks and to have a look at me finishing a brew in the kitchen

I was emptying from kettle to fv when I got a hop blockage. One of my wives colleagues volunteered to hold the fermenter whilst I removed the blocked tap and as I did so wort rocketed all over him. Their taxi arrived about the same time!

 

[MickDundee]

On one of my first brews some work colleagues of my wife came round before a work night out for drinks and to have a look at me finishing a brew in the kitchen

I was emptying from kettle to fv when I got a hop blockage. One of my wives colleagues volunteered to hold the fermenter whilst I removed the blocked tap and as I did so wort rocketed all over him. Their taxi arrived about the same time!

How many wives do you have?

 

[MrRook]

If homebrewed beer in Britain is taxed there could be some laughs about ''cunning plans" to avoid it.
"Its not beer, it's mouthwash".

 

[Braufather]

How many wives do you have?

Haha Nearly none after that evening!

 

[RichardM]

How many wives do you have?

And what other kind of colleagues are there?

 

[Irishwizard]

It is what it is, and you cant do anything about it

 

[Bernie]

Leaving a valve open and losing several litres to the floor is one I repeat far too often (generally when brewing with a hangover). Oh, you said fun.

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