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I'm not sure if my ale is over carbed but I do find it a pain pouring it straight into a pint glass. It just turn into mostly head. So now I pour it into a kitchen measuring jug first and let it settle , then pour into a glass. I do this now with lagers too. I normally batch prime half a tsp...

Well I must say I'm very underwelmed with this tbh. I don't like the taste at all . Very bitter to the taste. It looks lovely with great head retention , just a shame about the Damn taste. Personally I think it would be spot on without the hops, It does benefit from a top of lemonade to mask...

Done this kit a couple of months ago as it was a Xmas present. 2 weeks in fv, been in bottle ever since and it's very tasty. Up there with the Gold IPA. Definitely worth a brew if you're thinking about it. Coopers Boot maker Ale. Brewed 3 weeks in fv as it was a lively little fella...

Hi all , I'm nearly ready to bottle up my coopers aussie pale ale. So do I use the drops that came with the kit or prime using sugar. Is there any difference in using either? Cheers

Well my first attempt of homebrew tastes good. Bottled it the end of February . Has a decent head and is nicely carbonated. All in all happy days. 2nd brew is Sundew. Been in bottles about 3 weeks. Not bad although maybe a bit young at the minute. 3rd is a lager that came with the kit. Been...

My first brew is a St Peter golden ale. It was in the fv for a week then bottled. In the warm for a few days then out in shed for 3 weeks now and is still cloudy. I did have one last night and it tasted alright but not ready. How long does it take to clear ? 2nd brew is a sundew golden. After...

Hi all, never brewed anything before. Got a kit for Christmas so going to give St Peters golden ale a go. Read some reviews so thought it was a good start. Cheers