Jim's Beer Kit

There is a method of producing bottle conditioned beer with no detectable sediment. You can empty the whole contents into a glass and still have crystal clear beer. I am fed up with explaining how to do it. I assume this is what you are not going to explain again? https://www.jimsbeerkit.co.uk/foru...

I am just wondering how successful bottling from a conditioned keg would be. I like to have bottles around for taking out and giving away but the I find the sediment in primed bottles a bit of a nuisance. If beer is conditioned and carbonated in a keg and then transferred to a bottle and capped doe...

It has 2% Maris Otter according to their website
https://www.warburtons.co.uk/products/b ... rain-700g/

I wonder what it offers that the Greg Hughes or Graham Wheeler books don't already provide.

I've had smack packs not swell and nutrient bags not burst, but the beer has always turned out ok.
However, my first choice is Whitelabs or dried yeast.

I ask as I am new to water treatment after trying to solve a problem in my beer (and my mates it would seem) Turns out that after the recent dry spell water companies have been sourcing & blending water to meet demand, so it follows (doh) that it had changed. I wondered if this was a regular thing....

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Wed Sep 14, 2022 6:58 am

Nothing back..

Last time I emailed him about it he took ages to reply. In the meantime I had got a water report from Murphys

I use a garden hose on a reel....have done for 8 years now. Yes I run it for 30 seconds before drawing off any water that might go in a brew but other than that don't take any specific measures other than lobbing a campden tablet in it. Our garden hoses are in very regular use so it is rare that wa...

Now that this thread has moved to here I will repeat how I produce remarkably bright beer. And yes although Brewbright contains irish moss (chondrus crispus) , a seaweed, to obtain the clarity that I outline you need to use all three finings. Brewbrite,Protofloc and gelatine. Please note that the g...

Now that this thread has moved to here I will repeat how I produce remarkably bright beer. And yes although Brewbright contains irish moss (chondrus crispus) , a seaweed, to obtain the clarity that I outline you need to use all three finings. Brewbrite,Protofloc and gelatine. Please note that the g...

This was posted on the Homebrew forum yesterday https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/threads/brew2bottle-customer-service.98636/post-1138268 "Hi, my name is Steve Ackers and I was a big investor in Brew2Bottle of which I lost all my invested money due to problems with Virtual Distribution which got in...

I didn’t realise they sold the cable to end users now. They pin out has already been figured out btw. Yes BrewUK told me yesterday they could pre-order for me on there next Speidel shipment Have not yet got the link from them to pre-order though. When you have the cable and have done the update can...

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You will need a regulator (£36 https://www.welduk.com/product/regulator-gauge-for-disposable-oxygen-cylinder/), an aeration stone (£8 for a basic stone, £17 for a wand) and some tubing at a minimum. Realistically you also want a flow meter (£10.26 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/265130660620), or you wi...

Interesting, well perhaps it’s something worth considering after all. Thanks allot 👍🏼 You will need a regulator (£36 https://www.welduk.com/product/regulator-gauge-for-disposable-oxygen-cylinder/), an aeration stone (£8 for a basic stone, £17 for a wand) and some tubing at a minimum. Realistically ...