Hi all and thanks for the add.
Sorry about the vagueness of my location but i live on a narrow boat so i have NFA though i am originally from the Rochdale area.
When i was land based i did have a little dabble with home brewing with varying degrees of success and failure. Back then i was brewing with grain were as now it will be with kits due to space etc.
I have got my first brew under way, Wilkos Hoppy Copper Bitter at �ã8, as an experiment to see how it goes although a couple of thing concern me slightly.
Firstly the temperature in the boat is up and down enormously, today for example between 17 to almost 30. Secondly the boat does a bit of bouncing about even when moored, passing boats, wind, walking about on board etc, so am thinking the beer may not settle or clear properly. Not much i can do about either of these things but just wondering what you good folks think about my chances of brewing decent beer given these conditions.
Sorry about the vagueness of my location but i live on a narrow boat so i have NFA though i am originally from the Rochdale area.
When i was land based i did have a little dabble with home brewing with varying degrees of success and failure. Back then i was brewing with grain were as now it will be with kits due to space etc.
I have got my first brew under way, Wilkos Hoppy Copper Bitter at �ã8, as an experiment to see how it goes although a couple of thing concern me slightly.
Firstly the temperature in the boat is up and down enormously, today for example between 17 to almost 30. Secondly the boat does a bit of bouncing about even when moored, passing boats, wind, walking about on board etc, so am thinking the beer may not settle or clear properly. Not much i can do about either of these things but just wondering what you good folks think about my chances of brewing decent beer given these conditions.
