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This will probably sound a bit mad, but instead of brewing a big batch and drinking it before starting the next. I now brew weekly 1 gallon batches (6-7 bottles), trying different recipes every time and just brew big batches every now and then so there is something if I just fancy a drink. I...

Used corriander seeds and lime leaves trying to make a beer to go with curry. Cumin is a nice idea, curry flashed beer 😁

There's an idea. Might try starting a yeast in a nearly finished bottle of curious brew. Although I will have to dispose of most of the contents first... Damn this cruel world lol

I always try to give mine at least a month before I even try them. But nothing has taken longer or changed more than when I tried making Pineapple wine. It was like petrol for 10 months and then suddenly started to became quite pleasant. Best thing is a big wine rack and a bad memory, I love...

The commercial description of curious brew is...a uniquely satisfying, drier, cleaner, fresher, lager beer. We use East Anglian malt, Saaz and Cascade hops, then re-ferment using Champagne yeast before adding a "dosage" of the rare and fragrant Nelson Sauvin hop, before cold filtering this...

Lovely, Thank you very much

I'm trying to do a 'champagne beer' along the style of "curious brew" (the other half had some and quite liked it) I am thinking about just starting a normal lager, and when it's finished in the primary, scooping off the yeast pancake and adding the champagne yeast and then carrying on as...

What can I say, I was intrigued when I heard about gin cake, but it does smell like rocket fuel lol

ah ok, makes sense. Thanks. the other half is doing one with the same fruits, but brandy instead of gin. I'm going to make a pudding and she is doing the crimbo cake. Do you use any particular fruits?

hi all, new to forum... Started a rumtopf in January, topping up with gin and different fruits throughout the year to make a crimbo pudding with. I've just finished making an elderberry wine and was thinking of putting the elderberries in the rumtopf instead of just slinging away? I'm...