My first A/G bottled

chub1 · Sep 28, 2016

Yeeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaaaa,just bottled up 7 x330ml and 5x 550ml bottles of my first crack at A/G. Had a swig from the trial jar and i know it does not really stand for much but it tasted way better than any of my extract brews at this stage:thumb:
Another going on at the weekend:lol:

Pope · Sep 28, 2016

Well done Chub1. That's a very clear looking sample jar...

ps what style is it?

Brightonnik · Sep 28, 2016

Now the temptation begins! Patience will be rewarded!

chub1 · Sep 28, 2016

Pope said:
Well done Chub1. That's a very clear looking sample jar...

ps what style is it?

It is an 'ordinary bitter' came out at 3.94% or thereabouts,a tad higher than expected at 3.72%, i don't know what that would be due to!

Robin54 · Sep 28, 2016

Top work mate.
That sample jar looks like one of my samples on a saturday night.....
Joking aside really pleased for you - it seems you and I have both trodden down the same path. Well done
If you have loads of DME to get rid of I can point you in the direction of an excellent recipe (freely available on youtube, just so don't I annoy another forum member!!)
Well done and cool labels

chor808 · Sep 28, 2016

Looks great. The bitters and stouts I've done all grain have all tasted great out of the FV, just done a Kolch and that tastes great in the FV too. This was not the case with the kits I did, in fact I poured most of it away. Once you taste your AG brew you will be sold on it.

Spapro · Sep 28, 2016

Looks great, pretty clear going in the bottle - and agree with others comments, no way back once you've tried all grain.

chub1 · Sep 28, 2016

Cheers all for your comments, much appreciated.
Robin:thumb:

hoptoit · Sep 28, 2016

Looks good. Just waiting for my 4th ag to ferment. you can so much difference in ag to kits etc.

Sandimas · Sep 28, 2016

I actually went back to Extract (time pressures), but having done so I realise just how good my AG was so I'll be going back to AG soon.

IainM · Sep 28, 2016

Nice. There is no turning back now :twisted:

Slid · Sep 29, 2016

Totally agree with the comments on the AG. Kit beers I would have been happy with a year or so ago get left in the garage now.

chub1 · Sep 29, 2016

Slid said:
Totally agree with the comments on the AG. Kit beers I would have been happy with a year or so ago get left in the garage now.

Yup did a few kits, they were ok. Have done a fair few extract's and well pleased with those, now waiting with baited breath on the A/G:lol:

AlanManley · Sep 29, 2016

Never did kits but my mate that got me into it does. His beers are good. Not had a great run so far as it is a lot to get you head round but even he said my AG was better than his kit and it was my first and he's been brewing years.

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Slid · Sep 29, 2016

AlanManley said:
Never did kits but my mate that got me into it does. His beers are good. Not had a great run so far as it is a lot to get you head round but even he said my AG was better than his kit and it was my first and he's been brewing years.

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In the same way that even a lovely can of peas will not be as good as freshly picked peas, or even frozen ones.

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