I mentioned to my Dad that I was thinking of moving on from kit brewing to extract
He seemed fairly interested
I then mentioned that I'd found a recipe to make Hobgoblin (his favourite beer) but that I was going to have to build a boiler, as the pre made ones were a bit pricey for my pocket
Five minutes later, his wallet was out and a boiler had been ordered from hop&grape
Needless to say, there was a non-too-subtle suggestion that I'd have to provide him with a non-stoop supply of Hobgoblin lol
I'd better not mess it up lol
Dad of the year
Re: Dad of the year
My thoughts exactly
Sadly, I've made a slight error in my ordering of ingredients and I've got the stuff for "all-grain" so now I've got to get a grain bag lol
Looks like it'll be a slight leap from kit to all grain, then back to extract for the next one
Sadly, I've made a slight error in my ordering of ingredients and I've got the stuff for "all-grain" so now I've got to get a grain bag lol
Looks like it'll be a slight leap from kit to all grain, then back to extract for the next one
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Re: Dad of the year
Good deal.
My dad died when I was 15, 4 years after my folks split up and my mom took me and my brother across the country. I really would've loved to have had a beer with him.
My dad died when I was 15, 4 years after my folks split up and my mom took me and my brother across the country. I really would've loved to have had a beer with him.
I'm just here for the beer.
Re: Dad of the year
Ben711200 wrote:After the first BIAB, I bet you don't go back. Welcome aboard!
Thanks very much
My choice is BIAB or build a mash tun out of a cool box, but I think BIAB is the way to go
I've got to get my head round how much water to use at each stage lol