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Hi Darcy, It would be great to see you. It should be a interesting meeting as a Brewer from Magic Rock is coming down. Everyone is welcome regardless of experience. Cheers

There's a wide choice on there, and it largely depends on your taste. What jumped out at me was Rodenbach grand cru, triple karamielt (probably spelt wrong) Orval, St Barnabus triple, Rochefort, Bruge Zot, Cantillion Kriek and Maredsous brune.

Hello, Details of the May meet up are here http://mancshomebrew.blogspot.co.uk/ Cheers Brett

Hi, This is the third meeting, at the last one we had a talk by Dom from Thornbridge on Water treatment. The group is well attended about 15-20 people at the last meeting.

Hi HB, Its a monthly meeting, with guest speakers.

Hi, The Manchester Homebrewers Group will be meeting on Sunday the 3rd of February upstairs at Port St beer House at 3 pm. All welcome. Topic for the meeting is single hop'd beers Thanks, Brett

Hi, Spitting feathers Wigan, 50 Gidlow Lane Wigan Definitely still open!

Hi Titch, What size is the brewery? if it was 50 or 100l then it seems that it could be a good match, I'm looking to upgrade to this size so it seems beneficial to both of us Brett

I don't know which type of yeast is supplied with that kit, bur some Belgian yeast strains give different flavour profiles at different temperatures, so I would stick to the recomended temperature.

Hi Steve, I'll be able to help out at least one of those nights

Done :thumb:

http://www.ngwbj.org.uk/

I wouldn't mind a trip to the Marble Arch or a colab brew day

Hi, Saw one of these on the Fabulous Baker Brothers T.V. program http://www.maplin.co.uk/handheld-non-contact-thermometer-590711 Has any one used one? and are they any good?

I've never made one but I fancy the idea especially as it is of a Celtic origin, (it's a old style of ale made with honey)

Hi, If anyone is in the Bolton area and wants to split the cost (and subsequent drinking) of the beers needed for the distance learning course please get in touch. Cheers :cheers:

http://www.siba.co.uk/gnbf/ Will be attending the above tomorrow with members of the Bolton Beer and Wine circle if anyone is interested in meeting up.

You could do, Golden Syrup is 100% fermentable so can be used as an exact equivalence to sugar. The best way to retain the taste of the syrup is to use it to prime with though.

Hi, Local beer festival showcasing some local breweries , Bank Top, Marble and Prospect to name a few http://www.dunscargolfclub.co.uk/Beer+Festival+9-11th+September/66/ I'll be going on Friday if anyone from the Forum would like to meet up?

Welcome to the forum ! It's good to see so many fellow Boltonians on here. Check out http://www.nawb.org.uk/bolton.html and http://www.spitting-feathers.co.uk/ Oh, and this weekend there is http://www.dunscargolfclub.co.uk/Beer+Festival+9-11th+September/66/ Cheers :drink: