Jim's Beer Kit

The two local farms/maltsters I use have shut their gates and the one that also does bread flour is in meltdown. The other one has got a sack on next day delivery no probs. So if anyone is looking for pale malt Alison at https://www.craftymaltsters.co.uk/products will supply 25kg for £32.52 delivere...

[quote=RobP post_id=838609 time=1541152258 user_id=19330] I'm not sure what the fuss about Boddingtons bitter is all about, it always seemed fairly unremarkable to me and I did drink quite a bit of it. Anyway... http://www.unholymess.com/blog/lets-brew/comment-page-1 [/quote] Thanks, that's a resour...

Thanks for the steer in the right direction f00b4r - this is exactly what I was looking for.
https://barclayperkins.blogspot.com/201 ... on-ip.html
And thanks Ron for posting it - I will be searching your blog for further gems.

[quote=patto1ro post_id=795123 time=1466763152 user_id=274] [quote="f00b4r"][quote="patto1ro"] Looking at a brewing record from 1989. It has Fuggles, Goldings, Whitbread Goldings Varieties, Styrian Goldings, Northern Brewers and something abbreviated to Bx.[/quote] If that's an ex pat with a penchan...

I must have been lucky, mine works great. I use an electric drill rather than the supplied handle but the only other mod has been to use a sleeve from a shirt to direct the milled grain into a collecting bin. Details here https://murieston.blogspot.com