The Cheshire Brewhouse a Much Bigger Build than Bridestone

[critch]

well done shane! :party: :clap: :thumb:

 

[BarnsleyBrewer]

Must be a good roof rack to take the weight of that glass, it's massive.

 

[BigYin]

Really enjoyed reading through this all, impressed with the build UP - looking damned fine!!

 

[Vossy1]

It's great to see a documented home brew to micro as it happens

 

[unclepumble]

Thanks for all the support guys, it is really appreciated, I have done another brew on the plant, and hoping for brew 3 on friday, Brew one ("Engine Vein" a 4.2% Hoppy Copper Bitter) on the main brewery tasted amazing out of the FV, Probably one of the best beers I have ever made, I casked it on saturday, so am hoping it conditions well in cask as I will have it out to a few local Cheshire Pubs later this week. I have also had some good feedback from Styal and Mobberly Beer Festivals, with my Mild, being described as excellent , By the Editor of "Out In Cheshire" the Cheshire CAMRA magazine.

Another Local pub to me put My Blonde session ale "Cheshire Gap" on at 10pm last Friday Night.Cheshire Gap was up against Beers, From Red Willow, Tatton, Marble & Summer Wine Brewery,by 8pm on Saturaday my beer was all sold but the others were still on handpull "Result".

I am now busy out and about of an evening Spreading "The Gospel of The Cheshire Brewhouse" to all that will listen in the Churches of Ale in Cheshire and the surrounding areas, so hopefully If i can turn some more Landlords into believers. I can get some new "Holy Water" running out of their taps on a regular basis.

Wish me Luck in my Mission, :ugeek:

UP

 

[Vossy1]

Wish me Luck in my Mission

I believe in making your own luck and I know your making yours but if it makes you feel better :lol: you know my thoughts are with you :thumb:

I am now busy out and about of an evening Spreading "The Gospel of The Cheshire Brewhouse"

:hmm: ...hard life :drink: :lol: ...well it wouldn't be that hard but with a full time job :clap:
Any samples going to THB S ?

 

[abeyptfc]

good stuff shane, glad to hear everything is coming together now. do you plan on bottling any for us to buy? go on, you know you want to!

 

[unclepumble]

good stuff shane, glad to hear everything is coming together now. do you plan on bottling any for us to buy? go on, you know you want to!

Yes I will be bottling some time soon, once I have Ironed out the wrinkles, I have a few Bottle Customers waiting already.

Shane

 

[Dronfieldbrewer]

Good luck Shane.

 

[BarnsleyBrewer]

Looking Good Unc. :thumb:

 

[BrotherMalice]

I have a few Bottle Customers waiting already.

Other than us lot you mean? :)

 

[Good Ed]

Great stuff UP :thumb: I have a mate who lives in Mold, I'll let him know to spread the word

 

[unclepumble]

Well have been busy busy again, out visiting as many pubs as i can to spread the "Gospel of The Cheshire Brewhouse"

I met up with quite a few members last weekend at the Hot Break, great weekend I really enjoyed it :thumb: here's to next year.

Sales are not as healthy as I would like, and its much more difficult getting beer to market than making it, there is just that much good beer out there at the moment, but the good thing is where I have sold beer so far they want more

Engine Vein my 4.2% copper bitter is going down very well as has the Cheshire Gap 3.7% and I am going to get a Batch of DBA 4.6% out this week, & I am thinking 3 beers is enough to be going on with to start, but do plan to have a stout or porter available when the colder months come in.

I am supposed to be having a few days break in north wales, but have already been back to the brewery twice, & have built a blog and done a large website update, whilst in the caravan, (I get bored easily).

Thanks for all the support I have received from the forum so far, & if you see our beer anywhere give it a go and feedback.

Cheers
Shane

 

[Bru4u]

Wow, great to see this post Unc, great job and even better for sharing, kind of busy myself.
Really happy for you Shane, well done.
We are planning someone on sales from the outset, wages commision based, some good looking, outgoing beer nut female.
Bru

 

[Dieseljockey]

Well done Unc... :clap: :clap:
Just caught up with the last few posts, and love the update on the web site with the blog. Where the hell do you find the time from?.
I've dropped my website, because of time, (the lack of it Bloody W**k)

Again well done, looking forward to getting my mitts on a bottle or pint of best cooking.... :party: :party:

 

[EskiBrew]

Engine Vein my 4.2% copper bitter is going down very well

Shane kindly brought some along to The Hot Break and I can positively say it was loooooovely :clap: :thumb:

 

[unclepumble]

Well done Unc... :clap: :clap:
Just caught up with the last few posts, and love the update on the web site with the blog. Where the hell do you find the time from?.
I've dropped my website, because of time, (the lack of it Bloody W**k)

Again well done, looking forward to getting my mitts on a bottle or pint of best cooking.... :party: :party:

Website wise i tend to find a few bottles of strong ale early evening puts me out cold for a few hours, I then wake up in the early hours and get busy typing & photoshopping etc, whist everyone is asleep, then get back off for a couple of hours.....

A couple of Bearded ladies got my creative juices flowing last night

UP

 

[EskiBrew]

A couple of Bearded ladies got my creative juices flowing last night

:shock:







:lol:

 

[dennisking]

Engine Vein my 4.2% copper bitter is going down very well

Shane kindly brought some along to The Hot Break and I can positively say it was loooooovely :clap: :thumb:

I thought it was a lot better than the Barlow brewery beers, very nice Shane. :

 

[adrianmole72]

Engine Vein my 4.2% copper bitter is going down very well

Shane kindly brought some along to The Hot Break and I can positively say it was loooooovely :clap: :thumb:

I thought it was a lot better than the Barlow brewery beers, very nice Shane. :

I didn't care for the Barlow Brewer beer either,tbh

Stephen