First Brew - updated with pictures

Discuss making up beer kits - the simplest way to brew.
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HOLLOWLEGS

Post by HOLLOWLEGS » Wed Nov 28, 2007 11:30 pm

That I can believe and rightly so, you do tend to brew the best beers.

My favourite is Old P. I'll be having a go at the next Brewers Choice kit very soon.
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J_P

Post by J_P » Wed Nov 28, 2007 11:42 pm

HOLLOWLEGS wrote:That I can believe and rightly so, you do tend to brew the best beers.

My favourite is Old P. I'll be having a go at the next Brewers Choice kit very soon.
I visited Theakstons this summer and was very impressed. Personally my favourite northern (cask) beer is "Rivet Catcher" By Jarrow anyone else (apart from Stonch) sampled the delights of rivet catcher?
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max0

Post by max0 » Thu Nov 29, 2007 10:46 pm

:shock: :shock: Alright Nick! Its a very small world! Hope you and your family are well? Where you living these days? Missing the pug?

Only just starting out in the world of home brew - I'm no stranger to a beer or 4 tho :=P Hopefully will be going round the black sheep brewery soon.

Your not on any airgun (airgunbbs) or mountain biking forums as well are you? 8)

Andy
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djglover

Post by djglover » Fri Nov 30, 2007 12:34 am

Personally my favourite northern (cask) beer is "Rivet Catcher" By Jarrow anyone else (apart from Stonch) sampled the delights of rivet catcher?

Thats by far my favorite beer. They serve it in the "As You Like It" which is a poncey bar in Jesmond. But they keep it well and have loads of other good beers on tap.
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max0

Post by max0 » Mon Dec 03, 2007 7:35 pm

well i let temptation win and had a pint of the brew over dinner. Its rather sweet but not bad. Will the sweetness disappear over the cold conditioning?
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