Home Beer Brewers
#2
bottled my first brew last week.
Initial taste was not bad. Once it gets some carbonation and is cold, it should be alright.
What kind of kit are you looking for.
All I use is a turkey deep fryer for my boiling pot, and then a bucket to ferment in.
Initial taste was not bad. Once it gets some carbonation and is cold, it should be alright.
What kind of kit are you looking for.
All I use is a turkey deep fryer for my boiling pot, and then a bucket to ferment in.
#4
what I did was found a beer recipe on line. Then went to the local home brew shop, and the lady measured and got all the supplies I needed. Went home and brewed.
I've had friends that use the starter kits to get an idea of the process.
I've had friends that use the starter kits to get an idea of the process.
#7
Find a local store and talk to the guys there. It is the best way to learn IMO. I brewed in college and it took me a couple batches until mine was even drinkable. A friend of mine still does it, so I go help him when ever he brews a new batch, but I'm just not in one place long enough to do it any more.
#9
Hi,
There's a small thread here; https://teamspeed.com/forums/off-top...wers-here.html
I brew commercially, albeit on the nano scale, so if you have any questions you're welcome to fire them at me.
You live in England?
Cheers,
Nik
There's a small thread here; https://teamspeed.com/forums/off-top...wers-here.html
I brew commercially, albeit on the nano scale, so if you have any questions you're welcome to fire them at me.
You live in England?
Cheers,
Nik