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Post by Vossy1 » Tue Aug 14, 2007 10:24 pm

SO the lesson is every cloud has a beer lining
:lol: :lol:
Can I mention the brew tent? hm hmm
:lol: :lol:
They bought one next door to me...it's now in a heap in the corner of the garden getting very wet
Sounds familiar :whistle: :flip:

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Post by spearmint-wino » Wed Aug 15, 2007 9:45 am

prodigal2 wrote:Spearmint, it must be good to polish it of in such quick time. Get your boiler finished and get on another one on :wink:
I'm already thinking about what the inaugural brew should be once I've got the new boiler ready. I've got 900g of Styrians in the freezer so why not, especially as I'm out of beer now and conditioning period doesn't need to be so long... well, mine wasn't anyway :oops:

As seems always the way, the last pint out of the corni tasted the best so it probably pays to hold off a little longer than I managed to :lol:

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Post by prodigal2 » Wed Aug 15, 2007 10:01 am

spearmint-wino wrote:
prodigal2 wrote:Spearmint, it must be good to polish it of in such quick time. Get your boiler finished and get on another one on :wink:
I'm already thinking about what the inaugural brew should be once I've got the new boiler ready. I've got 900g of Styrians in the freezer so why not, especially as I'm out of beer now and conditioning period doesn't need to be so long... well, mine wasn't anyway :oops:

As seems always the way, the last pint out of the corni tasted the best so it probably pays to hold off a little longer than I managed to :lol:
It looks to me like you need a couple of double brew weekenders, and return the stocks to a good level :wink:
Perhaps you could call it "Lost in Nunhead"and "Lost in Nunhead 2" or "beerier and battered" :lol: :lol: For a chap of your talents I'm sure you could come up with some fliers too :wink:
Perhaps a mild just to get something in the larder too :wink:

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Post by spearmint-wino » Wed Aug 15, 2007 10:58 am

prodigal2 wrote:It looks to me like you need a couple of double brew weekenders, and return the stocks to a good level :wink:
Now you're talking! :D

Thing is even with this rubbish weather we're having here believe it or not I'm still getting problems with too-high fermenatation temperatures...

Now, how many viable primaries do I have... :-k :)

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Post by prodigal2 » Mon Aug 20, 2007 10:38 am

I dropped this into the secondary yesterday 1,010 which is nice.
I had a quickie taste and it is mighty fine, though I can see why you would want to add loads of Styrians once the boil is over. Though I must admit aroma hop flavours tend to develop over time so I will wait and see.

Great beer so far though, I may have to wait till summer arrives to drink(2008) :lol: :lol:

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