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If its of any use and you don't mind traveling a little for hassle free gas, TYGAS in Bury is £13 for 6kg bottle no rental or anything just walk in pay your cash and grab a bottle on the way out. http://www.tygas.co.uk/

I just got one of these: linky Which is the same as the one you listed but is listed on the burco website under the cygnet range. It does a nice gentle roilling boil without cutting, not a mega vigorous but a rolling boil all the same and its 2/3rds the price with free delivery :) To get a 22mm...

St Peters IPA is (was ;) ) good!

I've done two "Design A Brew" brews form the recipe sheet and a third which is my own design is ready to go. The first was the "German style lager" which turned out really well but had too much of the wheaty taste of it for my liking. The second was the "Goblin in hobnail boots" this is still...

St Peters IPA, takes a long while to come good, i had my last bottle over the weekend and it was over 3 months old and it was the best of the bunch!

I found it saves a lot of time, just touch the bottom of the bottle with it and wait till you her the pitch of the noise rise as the beer hits the neck of the bottle, and remove, perfect fill every time and no need to operate a tap. Well worth the fiver or so imho.

Right i've just been through this last week and now have 2 cornies, heres what i did: CO2: get a 2kg bottle from ebay (mine was from ebay then found it was actually norm from this forum) and a regulator with a couple of john guest speed fittings (just push the pipe in and away you go), £80 for...

Righty-oh, cheers :)

So after a succesfull first kit brew of coopers aussie larger, i have been singing its praises to my work colleagues who now want a sample. A pint from my plastic pressure barrel is nice, smooth with just the right amount of carbination for me. So now i want to take a few bottles to work to...

Doesnt matter ??, just swap the number around and deduct, you will still get the difference in "gravity" required for working out ABV.

Well its been bubbling away nicely today :thumb:

right so i should still be good then, few :cheers:

Just filled my second FV with coopers ceveza but decided to try it with half a campden to stop that TCP taste, i pitched it in with the water then added the kit syrup and yeast, will the campden kill the yeast? i've seen conflicting statements about if it will or wont :wha:

Just finished my first brew of Coopers australian larger, pretty happy with it. I kegged the majority of it and bottled 4 bottles so i can test it without having to go to the keg :cheers: What i really want to produce is something akin to Kronenbourg, a local pub to me used to pour a really...

ahh gotcha, good idea :cheers:

Hi, In my starter kit i have a sample tube, how do people fill this? first time i just dunked it in (it was sterile) but is there a better way? My larger(Coopers Australian) started at 1053 and is now at 1010 after 4 days, sound about right? Its been pretty constant at 22 degrees.

Indeed, the chap on the phone seemed genuinely concernd that his product didnt reach me in tip top condition, I would of been more than happy with just a replacment enhancer but to get a full kit as well is above and beyond what i would of been happy with. :clap: I do enjoy a bit of...

Hehe Cheers :) Hopefully the beer will be real :cheers: Bought my kit from thethriftyshopper and the enhancer was all split open in the fementing bucket covering all the kit :( Still the guy on the phone sent me a replacement enhancer and a free coopers kit and enhancer for the inconvienence...

Just saying Hi from blackburn, Just ordered my first starter kit so should hopefully be enjoing my first homebrew in a month or so :cheers: