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Hello everyone, my name is Lawrence and I started hombrewing 4 years ago. I very quickly pushed myself through from kitchen top BIAB, to... -
Hey Anna! Welcome. Spending time gaining the knowledge, as well as lusting after new equipment, is a big part of the fun. There are...
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Beer History Bloke reacted to The-Engineer-That-Brews's post in the thread Hi from Stirling, Scotland with
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Hello Anna and welcome! Poached turkey is a great idea (but it might make the beer taste a bit weird...) -
Beer History Bloke reacted to The-Engineer-That-Brews's post in the thread Hi from Stirling, Scotland with Like.
If you decide to make a chiller, I can recommend using 8mm soft copper central heating tubing: it's very easy to bend by hand and...
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Beer History Bloke replied to the thread Hi from Stirling, Scotland.How Do Anna , Welcome to the Forum 👍 Cheers Edd PS: I've got quite a few good technical historic Scottish recipies Drybrough XP from...
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Beer History Bloke reacted to cheeseyfeet's post in the thread Hi from Stirling, Scotland with Like.
Hi and welcome! I'm just up the road from you in Alloa, also a fellow robobrewer :) Why not make a counterflow chiller? I hummed and...
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Hi my name's Anna, from Stirling in central Scotland and I'm rather enjoying rediscovering brewing after a too long time away from it...
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Beer History Bloke reacted to peebee's post in the thread Durden Park - Old British Beers with Haha.
I suppose ... My comments are a bit bias 'cos the "Munich" I talk about is Crisp's, Simpson's, or Warminster's. I have no idea what...
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That's a bit odd, as I'd decided today to do a recipe from Eds site with a similar mashing schedule (a Tetley AK) so will be really...
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Beer History Bloke reacted to peebee's post in the thread Durden Park - Old British Beers with Love.
Thanks very much. I did find the recipe, somewhere in the conversation I started referring to the wrong book! Now reacquainted with my...
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Beer History Bloke reacted to peebee's post in the thread Durden Park - Old British Beers with Love.
The kooky mash schedule certainly worked for me. SG after 4 days is 1.0115 (precise "pycnometer" testing, not uncertain hydrometer), or...
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Beer History Bloke reacted to Cwrw666's post in the thread Durden Park - Old British Beers with Like.
Tomorrow's plan is to brew 4 gallons of recipe No.1 - Amber small beer 1823, Cobb & Co Margate. Cooked up the necessary amber malt this...
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Beer History Bloke replied to the thread Durden Park - Old British Beers.Hi An Ankoù , Sorry mate but that's dead wrong , you'd be lucky to get a 5 % a/a hop in the 19 Th century in the UK Domestic industry...
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Beer History Bloke replied to the thread Durden Park - Old British Beers.How Do Mate , I hope it goes well for you ; a very good mate in Melbs has brewed a lot of my recipes over the past year or so following...
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Beer History Bloke reacted to peebee's post in the thread Durden Park - Old British Beers with Like.
I'm not finding that (interesting sounding beer though). Just glimpses of the brewery that was swallowed up by Whitbread in 1960s.
