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I've brewed a good few of the Woodforde Wherry over the last year or so & have found it a consistently good kit, both in ease of use & more importantly, taste! I'm now having a go at Admiral's reserve from Woodforde's , so fingers crossed that this too is as nice!!

I too have had very similar results this year with a tried n tested recipe. I'm inclined to bottle it & leave it for a year or two, as I know from experience that Elderberry needs to be left alone after it's finished doing it's thing, I mean, what's the worse that can happen? I end up with...

I think I've sorted it out now... Emptied the Ale back into the FV for me to be able to remove, clean & reseat the tap. Added a thin Smear of vaseline to teh rubber seal and refitted. refilled Keg. Hopefully that will be that!!

It may be that the tap itself is leaking, in which case I'll have to decant the lot back into the FV and strip it/replace it!! don't think it's where it joins the barrel, I have a sneaky susopicion it's the actual tap itself. Saying that though, It may just be that the pressure being developed...

I've just recently femented my second kit, Burton Bridge Summer Ale. having fermented until the FG is stable and no more bubbling on the airlock. Having read the articles on kegging that have been discussed here, I decided to condition the ale with 80G of brewing sugar, allowing the ale to...

Here's a quick, cheap & easy wine that can be knocked up in under an hour with all the ingredients to hads:- use the following :- 1 x Waitrose own 99p Apple Juice 1 1/2 Lb sugar 6 pints water, 1 Tsb white wine yeast 1 Tsb Yeast nutrient One demijohn and airlock. 1.Take the demijohn , airlock...

LOL ! but the main thing is, you're a Celt and you're brewing!!

OK, My second brew is now well & truly under way, It's been bubbling away quite merrily now for just shy of a week, and is now starting to slow. Decided for this brew to try a Burton Bridge Summer Ale, despite the fact it's now Autumn!! Also, whilst waiting , I decided to put on 1 gallon of...

Croeso! Welcome to yet another South Wales member!! I'm not far down the road from you, Being in Abergavenny!!

Hya!, Greetings from Abergavenny, South Wales. I've recently restarted homebrewing, this time buying the correct kit & maintining temps, etc. I have produced some really good kit beer, and have made some lovely Fruit based wine from a batch of recipes I have managed to accrue. I'd be...