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That's exactly the info I needed, thanks everyone I can get started on my Victorian bitter now :cheers: Time to feed some yeast :drink: Kev

Doo daa doo daa :grin: Ok seriously my question (as a still full newb) . . . I've just finished my Brewmaker IPA (really nice and went down well at the festivities) and I'm about to start a victorian bitter by the same maker and I want to make sure the water is as good as I can get it so...

Currently listening to all episodes of the Goon show (and there are a LOT) Damn funny stuff tho and everso slightly racist (but they were different times I spose) still absolute classics tho. Kev

Cheers screamlead, I'm usually not much of a wine drinker meself but this really makes it something warm and tasty there's a good tip about the type of wine to use in there too a nice Merlot does the trick nicely and not too tanninny (if that's a word lol) anyway enjoy I usually do :cheers: Kev

I know this isn't a brewing recipe but it's that time of year again and this recipe has warmed me up for a couple of years and boy we need it this year. The recipe is for a mulled wine syrup (I know "Syrup?" but trust me it preserves the alc. and allows you to make as much or little mulled...

Well since my last post we had a day's respite but. . . . .It's back . . .In force. the other day north east news couldn't get a news team in to Consett (the worst hit area up here) until 3 pm :shock: and it looks like were in for another heavy overnight snowfall. I'm glad we had a major...

Been snowing on n off all afternoon here in County Durham, had a hard frost last night and it's currently throwing it down . . . (all together) . . .It's beginning to look a lot like. . . . . . :rofl: Kev

Great stuff!! Giving me some ideas for the future :thumb: I thought only Consett had a home bargains lol. I'll keep an eye out. Kev

Welcome from a fellow noob to the forum :mrgreen: This place is amazing and a wealth of information . . Enjoy :drink: Kev

I wouldnt try superglue as a first choice as its usually a bit hit n miss with plastics, I'd try something like liquid metal or JBweld it's really good with heat and as far as I know it's epoxy based and when fully cured shouldn't leach anything into your brew. HTH Kev

Thanks for the welcome 31bb3, adrianmole72, Grumpy Jack and evanvine :cheers: Thats really weird lmao, you see I have a sister inlaw called Alice and a daughter called Genine :shock: I cant recall one but then I'm not a big pub goer (I'll have to ask one of my 2 elder daughters they'll...

Yep your right its loverly up here, I grew up in Grimsby but moved up here with the missus (she was born here), and I've always loved the place plus as a bonus unlike Grimsby you can breath the air up here lol. Eek so do I, She's not called alice is she :grin: Kev

Hows about rockin Noggin Kev

Hello all, I'm Kev and I live in Consett County Durham (sometimes called Hillbillyland) and my main HBS is in Durham indoor market. Technically i've been brewing since I was 17 but only because I brewed 40 pints of mild with a mate once :party: . Anyhoo I've started again and recently got...