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Online Wilkos have reduced their kits from £12 to £9.50. Not sure if the offer is the same for in store products.

What you have to remind yourself is that: 1. You followed due process. 2. She put you in the position where you had to take this action. It's understandable you feel bad but remember the above points :thumb:

+1 for me. I'm looking to go this way after the summer, when I've saved the readies to keep SWMBO quiet!!

My surname is Lay and my initial is S, so a work nickname developed. Nothing to do with the band though. Afraid it's my type of music, too heavy.

I'm halfway through my barrel of this which I racked off on 30th Dec after 2 weeks in the FV. It's turned out to be the clearest beer I've brewed to date. Doesn't taste hoppy but a nice flavour served well whilst chilled in my garage. Will defo do again, but looking to tweak. So I am up for...

Thanks for the reply Terry. I have checked the lid seal and it is my newest FV and it snaps shut positively, so I am pretty sure it's not passing. I was going to leave it another day or so and then intervene with a stir of the brew. A suitable intervention?

I could do with a bit of help on this. I kicked this off Saturday and the FV is swelling slightly and the water level in the airlock is rising but not bubbling. I have it stored at about 22 degC as the instructions state. Has me fermentation stalled or am I too impatient??? Cheers....

I'm looking to make a lager and lime brew for my old man in the summer. We are having a party and he likes Kronenbourg with a splash of lime, and I want to surprise him with a clone of his favourite tipple. Has anyone any previous experience of tweaking kits to get such a brew? I have read on...

Maintenance Group Head at a Power Station.

Got two in Folkestone where I live and another two on the outskirts. Great places to go. Both in town have no music, just creating a friendly atmosphere to chat in. My favourite has a rule that if any mobile goes off a 'fine' has to be paid to the charity box. The landlord even allows you...

For the first 6 months since taking up kit brewing I've been honing my skills on Coopers kits. I've had a St Peter's Ruby Red Ale kit for xmas and after having success with their Honey Porter I am looking forward to it. I may even try their Mocha Porter. I have tasted early my first lager...

Sampled some of my batch that was bottled 8 weeks ago. I'm impressed. Still young so benefited from being very cold. The recommendation is to leave for 12 weeks....but it was xmas! :thumb:

Seasons best wishes from me too. Hope everyone has an enjoyable and safe time!

Never tried it. Hate the smell of it so much. My old Nan used to ask me to get the ashtray for her, I used to point blank refuse. Feel like gagging just thinking of it. Both my parents smoked but gave up 30 years ago. It was socially acceptable in their youth, I guess times have changed. My...

Bring on the gout !!:lol::lol::lol:

Hmm....consumption is matching production at the moment, but not too bad! On hand: 14 litres of Irish Stout (which is amazing) 20 litres of my first lager which will be 8 weeks old at xmas (fingers crossed its ok). 20 litres of bitter which will be 2 weeks old at xmas. Experience tells me as...

Folkestone, Kent

So the 73 year old is due to be a dad again with his 29 year old girlfriend. What a guy, rock and roll!

On my wish list is Greg Hughes book, a number of kits and a bottling bucket so I don't have to use one of my PBs.

Flippin 'eck!!! Puts me off AG! Roll on boot fair season where I can go hunting for pots and stuff!