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not the best pic but usual position..

Looks like a mad mauling to me had cats all my life love them to bits but sadly every house I've had since leaving home.... Many moons ago have been on busy roads...my sister has three cats and now being the owner of two "savage, cage fighting" staffies, pee myself when I have to force them...

Sorry if you want any pictures the bottles are crated up....not very photogenic, but I can post pictures of the pumps if anyone interested.

I had an inspection from my landlord, the headteacher! and my move might be a bit more earlier than I expected so if anyone is interested in my "trophy" collection the time is now or never. Most of them are readily available but I have some harder to obtain ones.. Like "little willy" and some...

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Victor 2112, all the best, sad to see anyone giving up brewing. All the best and enjoy your trip across the pond.

61 deep...cracking pint!

I'm an agnostic who works in a Catholic school, the water they use for mass is supplied in a generic 5litre plastic can, not at all special. When I was once asked to get it to top up the finger dipping things I spent ages looking for some grand looking container.

Good idea. I remember once doing two brews of porter, one with spring water and the other with tap water. The tap water was by far the best.

I once met some contractors doing some work at the school from Burton on Trent and asked them to fill up a brewing bucket with water from their home town. I thought I'd give it a go to see if it made an iota of difference...it didn't..but..i later found out the cheeky beggars had forgot to fill...

On a serious note..any advice on how to "Burtonize" brewing water.

Good advice, never thought of that, perhaps I'm just too impatient to get it bottled.

As a follow up to my innocent thread regarding finings in beer,which spawned some very emotive posts and good discussions I would like to ask advice as to which water is preferable for me to use as an agnostic. Would I be better off using Holy water or Halal water? Or is plain old council pop...

Welcome to the forum, you've come to the right place for advice. I joined and was very much a novice..no expert now!.. But the knowledge shared here is second to none. Good luck with the cider. I might give it a go, haven't done a batch in ages.

Just out of interest I wonder how many big game hunters are vegan or vegetarian. Is that maybe purely a meat eaters "sport"?

Some imperial stout made by one of our brewing collective..very nice. I'll get details tomorrow, probably have another and then my usual nip to help me sleep through the good lady's snoring.

If ever you're in crete visit the whisky shack in kokkini hani..absolutely fantastic. Google it or read my post on trip advisor.

I'm very partial to a wee dram of Timerous Beasty.

So going back to the initial intention of this thread and expanding it to cater for everyone's dietary choice, has anyone be vegan, vegetarian, piecatarian, carnivore, cannibal, gluten intolerant, etc etc etc, if I've missed you out.. sorry.. had to put a bottle back on the shelf. If you have...