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I have about 300 x 500ml glass bottles if anybody wants them ( 75% brown, 25% green), and about 50 odd plastic PET bottles. Completely free. I would rather someone was able to make good use of them, as opposed to me disposing of them in a bottle bank. Let me know if you would like them, please.

After a couple of very enjoyable years brewing my own beer, I have decided to call it a day. Before I list my collection of equipment for sale on the usual sites I would like to present this to members in recognition of all the help and support that has been given to me during this time. If...

'It's not cheap, though. One 330ml bottle costs £54.99. That's right. Not only is it the strongest beer you've ever tasted but it's also the most expensive.' Snake Venom

Having received a basic Youngs PB with my initial Microbrewery kit I, of course, want to make use of it, although 95% of my brews are bottled as I prefer. My problem is that the beer that I get to drink from from the PB, although clearly well carbonated from the secondary conditioning, ends up...

I've heard of turning water into wine, but this is interesting: Brewery transforms unwanted bread into beer

All in the interest of science :whistle: I have started tasting my Bulldog Pennine Peak Yorkshire Bitter, but there is an odd taste. As a relative novice I am trying to understand what this is. Maybe this should be there, maybe not. Brewed as per instructions on 1st Feb, 2 weeks fermentation...

Although I have wandered around the picturesque town of Southwold many times, and seen the Adnams Brewery building from the outside, today I took the formal tour on the inside. Interesting, although it would have been nice to have seen more of the hands-on brewing process from start to finish...

I will be bottling my Ultimate Bavarian Wheat Beer at the weekend and I plan to use plain old cane sugar to prime the bottling bucket. The instructions are a little vague on how much priming sugar to add - 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon per pint, they suggest. By my calculations that equates to about...

The other day I watched an interesting YouTube video about split wort brewing. Although the video is based on wort generated in a Grainfather brewing system, I had never contemplated that such a thing was possible. The learning never ceases! As a relative newbie, a Grainfather is not yet on the...

Anyone looking for an Inkbird ITC-308 might be interested in this: eBay Inkbird

Starting brewing seems to be a bit of trial and error in terms of 'kits' and equipment needed. What you really need and what you don't can be an expensive process to navigate. Brewing from all grain certainly seems to yield the best results. Having reached the stage of successful brewing, what...