ahem..... novice over here. And I'm willing to do swaps if you are. Always can use constructive criticism. Recipe wise I know what I'm doing it's just more practise making the beers that I need. 
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chillipickle
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Lisa, you have a brewzilla, all rounder and kegs right?
Just follow gash's video on sabrotooth (use any hops you like) and honestly you will brew a very good neipa.Then you can start messing about with hops etc.
Just follow gash's video on sabrotooth (use any hops you like) and honestly you will brew a very good neipa.Then you can start messing about with hops etc.
I've copied that recipe to my Brewfather. Doing it is different to watching it on YT though.
I do like him but I wish he spent more time on his editing, then it'd be easier to watch.
Unfortunately I don't have kegs yet. I need more fridge / freezer fermenting and storage space ideally. Looking to sort that on payday, end of month.
I do like him but I wish he spent more time on his editing, then it'd be easier to watch.
Unfortunately I don't have kegs yet. I need more fridge / freezer fermenting and storage space ideally. Looking to sort that on payday, end of month.
Hi Lisa, i did my first brew in the brewzilla today, it was a bitter by Gash i just followed his recipe scaled to 21L and i hit all the numbers, i have watched loads of his videos he is very good, happy brewing 
chillipickle
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Happy days Rod
I'm sure it'll turn out great Rod. He certainly has the techniques down doesn't he?
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I am having a well earned beer now 
Can't fault you! 
chillipickle
Landlord.
Kegs are so important for a good neipa "imo" you are 2/3rds there :)
When i first looked at recipe i thought thats way to much water but it was bang on
chillipickle
Landlord.
I have learnt so much from gash, the chap knows how to brew !!!
I suppose the experience counts for a lot - he's been doing it for a long time.
Apart from the size I don't really see a difference between kegs and the Fermzillas. Both do the same thing as far as I'm concerned.
Apart from the size I don't really see a difference between kegs and the Fermzillas. Both do the same thing as far as I'm concerned.
He sure does, i watch him sometimes and i think no that can't be right like when he looking at the mash then says i might add another litre 
chillipickle
Landlord.
I think the laid back aproach is what makes it understandable.If it takes an extra 10, 15 mins on the mash dont sweat etc etc.
I have done his american stout a couple of times now, and added a few toasted marsh mellows, it never lasted long :)
A few drops of vanilla essence in the glass before you pour works well .
I have done his american stout a couple of times now, and added a few toasted marsh mellows, it never lasted long :)
A few drops of vanilla essence in the glass before you pour works well .
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I just throw in my dry hops. Always do a 'hop rumble' to get them back into suspension after a couple of days.
Hi Lisa, where did you get the pressure valve and the pipes from, and can you connect soda stream bottle to it. TIA
All from The Malt Miller I believe Andy. I think you can connect Soda Stream to the regulator but there is some sort of adaptor needed.
What do we reckon this is sitting at? I’m seeing 1.002. Any offers lol
I would agree with that, looks good what is it
It's supposed to be peach ale, but it's gone a lot drier than expected so can't taste much peach. Perhaps it'll come back after it's been conditioned for a bit. I'll have to wait and see. Had a right grueller with it this morning ufff lol
