Thanks for that, good find.
- Forum: Beer Appreciation (incl. Fault Identification)
- Topic: Nice poster for the Bar
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- 14 years ago
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hi fellow beer quaffers i'm a newbie from devon u.k and have brewed a few kits but now looking for a bit more of a challenge/reward. 'brew-in-a-bag' sounds right up my street (lazy :smoke: ) so looking forward to getting my first one on the go. would ideally like to do a 'fullers discovery' imitati...
- Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
- Topic: My First Post! - Post here to become Fully Registered
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- 14 years ago
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:champ: SD. Good on you! Chill or No-Chill* : Chilling requires some sort of chiller. No-chilling requires a vessell in which the wort can chill. It's not an easy subject but here's a few things to get you thinking or started... Chilling: Forget the pump. Just use one of your household or garden ta...
- Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
- Topic: I finally took the plunge. :)
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- 14 years ago
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The hot water can wash the car as well. I get brownie points then.
- Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
- Topic: I finally took the plunge. :)
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- Views: 11059
- 14 years ago
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Okay, sounds good Stux, and thanks. Changes to the way I did this (cool in the boiler by passing cold water through) should remove more of it out anyway. On a plus, the brew is bubbling away like a geyser, and smells fantastic. Now I can get on with the serious business of planning the grain needed ...
- Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
- Topic: I finally took the plunge. :)
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- 14 years ago
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I finally took the plunge. :)
Did my first BIAB on Monday, and it went smoothly enough, can't think why I didnt do this a year ago! Evaluation. I need to get a hop bag, hops clogged the tap and made draining a PITA. Evaluation 2. Think I could chill better, small 12v pump, copper coil, and a sink full of cold water, replace cold...
- Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
- Topic: I finally took the plunge. :)
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- 14 years ago
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It is an excellent idea though, and am tempted to bung a couple of shredded wheat (100% wheat, nothing added, or taken away, apparently... ) to a small brew. Just for an experiment, like.
- Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
- Topic: Corn Flakes
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- 14 years ago
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Processed cereals like corn flakes might contain added ingredients (say, iron, vitamins) that you might not want in your beer?
- Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
- Topic: Corn Flakes
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- 14 years ago
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The sense of pride and satisfaction when you pass someone a bottle of beer and they say "Nice. You *made* this?"
- Forum: General Chit-Chat, Nonsense & Rambles
- Topic: Reason to Brew your own
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- Views: 8191
- 14 years ago
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And this where I made a stupid mistake. Picked up the un-sterilised thermometer to check the temp. The thermometer that had been in the mash and then lying on the counter for an hour. The sterilised thermometer was on the other side of the boiler...doh!!!! It was only in there for a couple of secon...
- Forum: Intermediate Brewing
- Topic: 3rd Mini BIAB
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- 14 years ago
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Might just be my image of Aussies but I can imagine them loading the BBQ and the brewing gear into the loft and saying 'Bring it on!'
The impression from the media Australia vs UK though. UK closes down at the first drop of snow but our cousins just get on with what is needed.
The impression from the media Australia vs UK though. UK closes down at the first drop of snow but our cousins just get on with what is needed.
- Forum: General Chit-Chat, Nonsense & Rambles
- Topic: Hope everyone is OK in Aussie Floods.
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- Views: 15928
- 14 years ago
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Hello, my name is Snapdragon, and I am a brewaholic. It has been 3 days since my last brew.
Currently finishing off my stash of kits before trying my first BIAB
Currently finishing off my stash of kits before trying my first BIAB
- Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
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- 15 years ago
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