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Looks real nice. Might make myself some

Beer=beer, beer is a name given to everything in that category. Ale,bitter ect are sub names under the same type of alcohol. And no you can't change it into an ale. Just bin it,sell it or add something to make it better. Either via hopping or just add some cordial when drinking.

Thanks guys. Bought the tun and never used it and the diy strainer is sharp and caused scratches. I was all in to get a grain father until I was told it only made 17 litres of wort. Think I will get an urn from nisbets and make 30 litres.

Do scratches in a mash tun (cool box type) make a difference to a brew? I know people say they do in a fermenter but not sure about the mash tun.

3 boxes of 12 in each. 7.50 a box Only used once.

Around 40L mash tun for sale. Never used by myself but it's been used before. Comes with home made copper pipe filter and tap. Will update with pictures soon. Collection only unless you organise a courier. I'm based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. Can also be picked up from brighouse this...

You are fine, it's just a lighter abv than you thought. If it's 4% then maybe now it's 3.2-3.5. Not a big deal, definitely drinkable. My last beer I did well under, strong beer lol

Towler and Staines. Now I think, I'm sure is 52.50

There is a company, Leeds road in Bradford. 52.50 or 57.50. Full Don't quite remember, no deposit as you buy the cylinder. So it's your forever, long dates and I'm sure they will test at a later date. Think mine 2022. Refill is £20-25.

No, ss brew offer high quality for a reasonable price.

Hi all, Bought all the gear bar the John guest fittings. Which one do I need for the gs line? My quick disconnect are threaded. Thanks

If you don't care about what people think. Go to your store currys ect, take the fermenter with you. Find ones that suit and pop it in and try out before you buy.

I think you need a 4mm adapter

Is it best to use a splitter or multiple regulators. I want 2-3 kegs. Iv seen some people just use a single regulator and a splitter instead of a multiple channels. Is this correct or should I be using a stage regulator instead? Thanks

That's what I was thinking. save money in the process. Might get some posts for adding gas to bottles.

Grainfather have a demo on YouTube, I know it doesn't show the quality of the equipment but it shows everything from start to finish. I can post a like if you want.

I don't know if I should go for the 19 and save some money and just bottle the last 6 ltr with co2. Also would you go barbed or threaded quick dissconnects? £55 for 19 ltr £90 for 25 ltr

Before you say call me crazy, your f*ing crazy dude. The braumeister is about 3-4x the price of the grainfather. They both work well from what Iv seen. End of the day they both do the same job other than grainfather is limited to how much you can brew. I'd also pre order one from brewuk...

Had a taste and it was nice, but I did just finish of a madras which could of clouded the taste lol. One thing I did notice though was the sediment was all over the place, not sure if this is down to liquid yeast over power. I tip the bottle and manage to leave most of it behind. But with...

My last brew I left for ages. This brew 3 weeks in warmth and 10-14 days in the loft. What the best way to tell it's ready to be put in the fridge for drinking. It's a wheat beer.