Jim's Beer Kit

I tried RJ King but they wanted a £60 deposit! Went to Whites Cellar supplies in Lawrence Hill. £45 for a 14lb bottle including deposit

Hope they work out ok. Just boiling up a Flowers IPA at the moment using the same method. Smells fantastic so looks promising. Bought myself a bigger 19l pan earlier this week though and planning to move to maxi-biab for my next brews. I've always bottled mine mainly so, as you say, I can put them i...

[THUMBS UP SIGN]hopefully it will work out. Looking forward to giving it a go

Read this and inspired me to order myself a 19l pot. Going to make the jump from extract to BIAB

I did the TTL kit last year and it was great. I'm on my 4th extract beer (Hopback Summer Lightening boiling away as I type). Used the small boil method, boiling 1kg of DME in 6L of water, adding the rest with 15 mins to go and then topping up to 21 or 23 L in the FV and have been very pleased with t...

Excellent advice. She's a cider drinker so may try a cider kit one I've got a stock of beer to drink.

[quote="Uncle Joshua"][quote="Sando31"]I'm an ale drinker - will pretty much drink most of them;) my preference would be more towards black sheep and would be great to brew something similar - any pointers would be greatly appreciated.[/quote] Go for something like Wherry or a St Peter's kit.[/quote...

[quote="cellone"]Pilsner man myself. There's a lot more ale drinkers than lager drinkers here. Throw a few beers into the site engine and you might get a fair few results. Brewing your first beer is much like the first time you make love to a fine lady. It is alright although you instantly want to d...

I'm an ale drinker - will pretty much drink most of them;) my preference would be more towards black sheep and would be great to brew something similar - any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Just sampled my first attempt at brewing - a Youngs Brew Buddy and I have to say I'm impressed with the result. Thanks to all the advice on this forum it has gone a lot smoother than Ithought it would - the little bottler in particular is worth it's weight in gold! Thanks to all who post their advic...