) so I had to pick up the boiler and pour the last few litres through a sieve. It's just a length of 15mm copper pipe with a row of 2mm holes drilled in it. I've got some of that SS mesh tube which I think I'm going to put over it to try and keep most of the gunge at bay.KevP wrote:ps, what sort of filter are you using that keeps clogging?
I did consider doing that. It's probably something I've have to come back after the summer as I doubt I'll get another brew in now before it gets too warm.Alton_Bee wrote:OSB,
as you say you only have 1 row of holes drilled into your hop filter - have you thought of drilling another couple more rows as that might sort out your problem ??
) I must say I'm really happy with it; no hint of any off flavours and it tastes fantastic 
No, beer was made to be glugged down so you need a representative samplepdtnc wrote:
And there's me just testing a tiny glass full of my latest stout that i bottled on Wed... shocking!
I really want to try it properly but it needs to carbonate at least first!
I'd say its pretty close. Close enough for me anywaypdtnc wrote:
Glad it turned out alright, any comparison to the real thing yet?
OldSpeckledBadger wrote:I'd say its pretty close. Close enough for me anywaypdtnc wrote:
Glad it turned out alright, any comparison to the real thing yet?
Close enough is good enough for me, I shall be knocking up a brew similar as soon as this pesky hot weather buggers off I seized the opportunity to get another brew going last week whilst this cooler spell's with us.KevP wrote:I shall be knocking up a brew similar as soon as this pesky hot weather buggers off