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Hi all, After kit brewing for a little while, I've pretty much kitted up for small batch partial mash brews. My tap water quality isn't great and I've seemed to get better results using shop bought still water. I have three brews in mind. A light pale ale, with some tropical hops thrown at...

I'm brewing a Festival Pilgrim's choice kit and for the sake of curiosity, my tap water isn't that great, I'm going to use Lidl Springwater, not the bargain basement variety, rather the 30p per 2 litre kind. I've done a bit of reading with regards to reducing the PH level on water, but this...

Beerworks Spire IPA 23L Muntons St Peters Ruby Red Alse 23L Ritchies Simply IPA 23L Part Extract Part Grain Black IPA 4L Forum Total 2305.9 Litres

Kind of used a recipe from the Brew it Yourself Book by the two thrirsty gardeners a) to venture away from kit brewing and b) to use up some ingredients I'd gathered. A local midland brewer Sadlers do a really nice Black IPA called Peaky Blinders. I followed the recipe to make 8 pints of IPA...

I use Bleach to clean most of my placcy brew kit and to avoid any off flavours, I'll rinse and then fill a PB or FV with clean tap water and then crush a campden tablet into it and stir and leave for an hour or so. The campden tablet will neutralize any bleach residue. I also use Asda thin...

Sorry bud...been away from the PC for a few days with family committments, yes I'm a born and bred midlander from Sunny Nunny (Nuneaton) and have got my teeth back into home brewing after a brief sojourn. Hope you're well, which part of god's country are you from?

Thanks! I've found the forum to be really useful TBH particularly with the stuck Muntons ferments and Pressure Barrel leaks, it certainly took some of the trauma out and saved a couple of brews:cheers9:

Hi, completely forgot that I'd registered for the forum a little while back and I'm not sure if I introduced myself at the time. I've just pitched my 9th brew in a little over 12 months, so I'm relatively new to all of this. I'm a midlander and enjoy quality ale, but not quality ale pub...