Very happy with this. My first AG brew in the glass.

[treebeard]

So with much thanks and appreciation to everyone on here whom helped me with this, finally I get to sample my first AG brew. An American pale ale, it did carbonate up eventually thanks to the radiator!

It's turned out better than I anticipated, with a sh*t load of juicy hops, a bit more expensive because of that but well worth it.:thumb:
I shall be bottling my second brew this weekend, an English mild ale then brewing this again but a larger batch this time, this is not going to last long :

 

[Oneflewover]

That looks reet lovely! Congratulations, no looking back now!

 

[MyQul]

Nice one. Time to start shopping for boilers, burners, cornies, etc,etc,etc.

Full brew shed, empty wallet!

 

[treebeard]

Nice one. Time to start shopping for boilers, burners, cornies, etc,etc,etc.

Full brew shed, empty wallet!

Im planning to get a white cat to sit on my lap to stroke whilst I contemplate my plans for world beer domination.

I may be getting a little ahead of myself, but, I do have lists of stuff. :twisted:

 

[MyQul]

Im planning to get a white cat to sit on my lap to stroke whilst I contemplate my plans for world beer domination.

I may be getting a little ahead of myself, but, I do have lists of stuff. :twisted:

You could call your next AG brew, ***** Galore :lol:

I hope that list includes lots of shiny stuff.

 

[treebeard]

You could call your next AG brew, ***** Galore :lol:

I hope that list includes lots of shiny stuff.

Oddly enough, I called this one 'Nice Beaver' :lol:

 

[MyQul]

Oddly enough, I called this one 'Nice Beaver' :lol:

:lol::lol:

I take it your a fan of semi-aquatic rodents? :whistle:

 

[treebeard]

:lol::lol:

I take it your a fan of semi-aquatic rodents? :whistle:

Provided the fur isn't overly luxuriant, nothing worse than... OK; I have to stop now for fear of getting banned from here. :lol:

 

[Ciaran12s]

Nice one! Great feeling eh?

 

[Clint]

Nice one o hairy one! You will now find...there's too many beers you want to try and not enough time to brew them and a 50 litre pot doesn't look that big after all...

 

[Bigcol49]

Eyup!
That's a grand colour. Enjoy and mek more!
PS I don't live far away. Just saying . . .
Colin

 

[Saisonator]

A lot different to beer kits, in fact usually better than most you can buy.

 

[Leemond]

Looks great! This hobby is so addictive!

 

[chub1]

So with much thanks and appreciation to everyone on here whom helped me with this, finally I get to sample my first AG brew. An American pale ale, it did carbonate up eventually thanks to the radiator!

It's turned out better than I anticipated, with a sh*t load of juicy hops, a bit more expensive because of that but well worth it.:thumb:
I shall be bottling my second brew this weekend, an English mild ale then brewing this again but a larger batch this time, this is not going to last long :

I keep saying i will re brew my better beers:nono:
keep finding too many that i want to try:lol:,bet you go down the same route:lol:

 

[treebeard]

I keep saying i will re brew my better beers:nono:
keep finding too many that i want to try:lol:,bet you go down the same route:lol:

I think you may be right, I'm already torn between what to do next or re-brew a larger batch of this. :hmm: A nice problem to have though.

 

[treebeard]

Looks great! This hobby is so addictive!

I started with Festival kits in January, never looked back since :)

 

[treebeard]

Nice one o hairy one! You will now find...there's too many beers you want to try and not enough time to brew them and a 50 litre pot doesn't look that big after all...

O hairy one. :lol: