MikeB
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Hi there :thumb:
Thought I'd say hi before I started to bombard everyone with daft questions :grin:
I used to do a lot of brewing in the late eighties and early nineties as a teenager/student. Used to do pilsener lager kits and whilst I got very efficient at it, it was always an acquired taste (but as a skint student I didn't care). No doubt I will be better at sterilisation techniques this time, but I am intrigued at the many comments I've seen that state just how much better the kits are these days.
For info I've bought this: http://www.brewuk.co.uk/store/micro/complete-woodfordes-starter-equipment-set.html and it was such a stonking deal that I got two of them. £120 for 160 pints and two of everything seems pretty awesome to me :party:
So a quick question: assuming everything goes OK with these kits, just how close to pub beer is it? Got my brew day planned for Saturday and rather giddy with excitement
Thought I'd say hi before I started to bombard everyone with daft questions :grin:
I used to do a lot of brewing in the late eighties and early nineties as a teenager/student. Used to do pilsener lager kits and whilst I got very efficient at it, it was always an acquired taste (but as a skint student I didn't care). No doubt I will be better at sterilisation techniques this time, but I am intrigued at the many comments I've seen that state just how much better the kits are these days.
For info I've bought this: http://www.brewuk.co.uk/store/micro/complete-woodfordes-starter-equipment-set.html and it was such a stonking deal that I got two of them. £120 for 160 pints and two of everything seems pretty awesome to me :party:
So a quick question: assuming everything goes OK with these kits, just how close to pub beer is it? Got my brew day planned for Saturday and rather giddy with excitement
Welcome Mike
