Jim's Beer Kit

Your just showing off Scotia with all that shiny :lol: ...truth be told i fancy your brewery more than my girlfriend :=P Here is mine, finished about the same time as yours. Im always improving my process and the brewery is being upgraded with a GOAT chiller and I also need to add a couple of table...

Sadfield wrote:
It isn't the size, but what you do with it that counts, right?

Try asking a woman for an honest answer to that one!

80ltr brewery finished in July 2014 already brewed my 100th gallon in less than 5 months, love it my new favourite hobby !

Mther wrote:Thanks Sam! Do you know approximately when Ushers will start brewing? Cheers

First brew starting today!

Mther wrote:Thanks Sam! Do you know approximately when Ushers will start brewing? Cheers

Not sure.

That looks the mutz nutz to me :D Intially i was going all out with an 8bbl but premises for that size are proving rather difficult to find, even though the Borders Council had an ideal unit they were dead against me making any changes for drainage, so that ruled that out, howerver a small unit tha...

Mther wrote:Which bar Sam ? Is there a new brewpub in Edinburgh?

Cheers

Ushers West Nicolson street Edinburgh.

Me! www.scotiawelding.co.uk

What size are ye looking at? I am just across the hill from you. Just installed a 410 litre kit into a bar In Edinburgh last Monday.



Sam

Have any of you considered using an aquarium pump to achieve the same result?

I dont prime but use a hand pull, I am jut finishing off a Porter that I made on September 1st the bag implodes when pulled through a hand pump so keeps air out, I always close the tap after the nights use.

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I ordered some wedge wire sheet for a mashtun I was making last week, so I ordered the sheet size 40mm longer to save on wasting the offcut. http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r529/scotiasam/Pilot%20brewery/WP_20141101_003_zpsb2288243.jpg Cut the leftovers in half to form a lovely shape (could mayb...

I am drinking a porter now that I put into pins on the 1st of September almost 9 weeks ago I never added any sugar, I expelled any froth and air before screwing the lid on, I checked that the bag was not getting too big if so I placed the outlet to the top and applying slight pressure to the bag gen...

I find that the black scotchbrite pad is better for stainless the green and marone are better for alloy, there is also an abrasive block manufactured by Garrison which can be sanded to a sharp point if needed to get into tight corners. the Blue one is a good all rounder. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Garr...