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It might have been done before, but it was sooo long ago I've forgotten :lol:

I broke my brewing duck with a Bru Paks Fixby Gold kit on 02/07/2006....followed by a few kits.
I quickly followed that up with my first AG brew on 29/08/2006...which surprises me to this day....that was quick :shock:
A turbo cider around 10/2007

So, When did you first break your brewing duck ?
 
Very first brew May 2009 Milestones Stout Kit
AG first Brew= 7th June 2009 Bathams Best Bitter clone
 
I can't remember when I broke my duck, probably in about '74 but I never brewed much beer and what I did probably wasn't much good, so I won't count that.

I resumed on 7/3/09 with an EDME bitter, 4 more kits in quick succession and my first AG on 18/5/09
 
AG April 2007 - exactly the same day AT did his 1st AG.

Kits :hmm: about 6 months prior to that.
 
First Kit - John Bull Bitter Trial Feb 1981

First AG - Dave Lines Abbott Ale - Summer 1981

Lot of beer under the bridge since then
 
november 2009 wherry kit 10/10 for the result of that one
i remember my first all grain like it was two week's ago :grin:
more to brew on saturday woo hoo :party:
 
Autumn 1974 an extract recipe from the 1st Ken Shales book. Recorded every brew since.
 
The summer of 84 around the time of the glastonbury festival that same year.

It was a dry kit called Sarah's bitter.

1st all grain in 92 which was Royal Oak from Dave lines book.

BZ
 
My first kit was a Georgie Scottish Export from boots in 1987 when I was a student and did them off and on for a couple of years.

I then had a break and did my next kit in July 2004, a single extract brew in August 2004 and then my first AG in September 2004 (infact I still have a bottle or two of that original brew :shock: ). I wanted to go straight to AG at the time but I spread the cost of buying the kit over three months.
 
yesterday! 13/01/10

had done a cider kit when i was 14, 13 years ago. 1997
 
I did some beer kits in the early 90's.......but they tasted like ****. Wine was okay though.

Started making wine again at the end of 2008 and after lurking of forums learnt how to read hydrometers and started a few beer kits.

Plan my first AG for the end of Jan :|
 
I started brewing kits in March 1982, a John Bull Bitter kit bought from Woolworths along with a Hambleton Bard Beersphere :D I bought a Thorn Electrim boiler in October '82 and did a few extract beers from Dave lines Brewing beers like those you buy.
I then bought Dave Lines Big book of brewing and attempted one of his recipes with disastrous results that ended up with wort and grain all over my mothers kitchen :shock:
But never one to admit defeat I tried again and have never looked back since :drink:
 
23rd Nov '99 Tom Caxton Real Ale, the notes I made read "I must make more, Very Good"
on and off till 29th May '08 when I restarted the kits then turned to AG 10th Sept '08.
I think my opinion may have changed if I drank that Tom Caxton now.
Bru
 
First kits back in 1990 at university, and brewed Boots kits on and off for about eight years.

Came back to brewing with a Wherry kit in early 2009, very impressed with how kits had moved on.
Did my first AG in September time 2009. :drink:

Did a pea-pod wine in 1990 too, only my cleaning wasn't as scrupulous as it should have been. I ended up with a wine that had a bouquet of rotting pea-pods! :sick:

David
 
oct 09 i brewed my first lager kit not sure of the name but didnt like it so i tried a bitter from wilkos and really liked it! since then experimenting with wines still drinking the bitter on occassion as its a one off for me failed miserably with 2 wine they got poured down the sink am now at this very moment brewing my first turbo cider! and i fecking luv it! :cheers:
 

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