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Good evening folks, this misses asked me to walk the 250mts to Aldi for milk so while i was there I perused the elixir isle more to follow
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Building up stocks with some kit brews before my first ever all-grain brew in a few months time.
This is a strictly QC sample of Muntons Gold “Imperial” (not really) Stout which has just started in cold storage this week. Looking and tasting good so far.
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Building up stocks with some kit brews before my first ever all-grain brew in a few months time.
This is a strictly QC sample of Muntons Gold “Imperial” (not really) Stout which has just started in cold storage this week. Looking and tasting good so far.
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If you really want an Imperial go with the Toucan method. You won't be disappointed.
 
I finished my keezer build in December but never posted a pic. Took my time as the hardware is quite expensive and I was in no hurry:
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The freezer is a Chiq unit that has a thermostat range of 8 to -20, so in the summer it doesn’t need an inkbird. All connections are made through the collar. Fits 2 normal cornys (wedged, the slimmer ones would have been better) and one 10l corny.

Left tap is steampunk at 5 days old so not ready but is good.

Middle is my alt at 70 days. This had a tricky fermentation and took several weeks to condition, I think it’s pretty good though.

Right is the small keg of bock at 50 days old. The early samples were too vinous but that has toned down with age.
 

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