Jim's Beer Kit

Since we left the eu I wouldn't trust em

It's because we left the eu

U.K. High peak, Derbyshire.

Just hope no one else has there eyes on them, I've walked past them for years but until I started brewing just over 12 months ago i just had no idea, I won't get past my self so if I do harvest them I'll be back for a recipe

Just been out with the dog and discovered these, I'm pretty sure there hop vines but thought I would just check with some experts.

Can't answer your question but let us now how it turns out, was thinking of trying that one myself, it's one of a few from the malt Miller that has some instructions about how to go about making the kit, that place does my head in some of the kits don't even tell you the amount a kit makes let alone...

I've got perlicks with flow control using 3/8 beer line, really needed the flow control at first but once you get your head round the psi to temp physics you don't need flow control, it's satisfying when you learn the sweet spot

This is a great question and something I have been mulling as well, I wonder if the difference is between those with much colder temperatures (lager boys!), using the fridges/freezers up and down in temperatures (e.g. for cold crashing) and causing brittleness or if there are a lot of low quality f...

I made my first kegerator about 10 months ago, spent a fortune on John guest fittings but found them very unreliable the fingers on the collets kept braking off, so swapped most of them out to barbed fittings except the connection off the co2 regulator as I use that connection a lot for force carbin...

After cold crashing for a week at 1 degree c, I transfere to corney keg and force carb at 30 psi for exactly 6 minutes with a gentle rocking back and forth, I would guess by then the beer in the keg is around 3 degree c, this gets the beer perfectly carbed and ready to serve.

This is what the malt Miller have told me to do with regards hop additions in their old perc 30g Challenger at 60 mins
15g Target at 30 mins
15g Fuggles at 5 mins

The malt Miller have emailed me back and are sorting the lack of info for the two beers by adding to the comments about hop additions, nice one malt Miller and thanks for the help on here everyone

At the moment I will go with what kev888 has said about adding the hops as I have little knowledge of what hops do what.

I was under the impression I was buying tried and tested kits from the malt Miller but having thought about it the authors could be as green as me with no idea of how to create a good recipe ](*,) ](*,) ](*,) the very least the malt Miller could do is make them add all the info for the recipe before...

Hi all, I've been buying all grain mash kits from the homebrewcompany for a while now, it's made my life so easy as the kits have all the instructions inside eg. Water amounts, hop additions etc. Because of postage cost from Ireland going up I now have purchased 4 different all grain mash kits from ...