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A great idea - thanks - but when you say "cam locks" I presume you mean plumbing fittings produced under the "Camlocks" brand. It would be good if you told us which fittings you used from their range.

Yes I know but (as I clearly stated in my previous post and what I was talking about !) they used to supply 25Kg malt in 5 x 5Kg sealed bags for £2.50 extra over a sack of 25Kg which I found very convenient.

I sent a message to Malt Miller about this before Christmas but got no reply. On the new website if you look at "Ingredients" then choose "Base malts" and then choose the malt type you want you will find that you must choose the quantity per bag (500g upwards) - and only when you add that to...

From my records my latest brew, a 5 gallon BIAB 4% golden beer using crushed pale malt and USA hops cost 23p per pint (all ingredients and power usage). If I include depreciation of equipment (costs minus their second hand value) then over my 45 x 5 gallon brews then the cost is 31p per pint...

in just over 3 years I've now brewed 46 x 5 gallon BIAB brews and have settled for a while on the following recipe CITRUS-Y BLONDE ALE 5000g pale malt 100g wheat malt Mash start at 69C fro 60-90 minutes Boil 20g summit @60min 20g chinook @60min 25g cascade @10min 25g cascade during...

I've checked my 2013 records and can state that I have brewed ; 95 gallons (19 x 5 gallon batches) Most were BIAB 1.040 (approx) Pale malt and two hop beers.( I like blond summer beers....) Brewed using a Buffalo 40L kettle and stored in King Kegs Ian

Many thanks for your excellent products and delivery service - I hope it will continue ! Ian

I've now finished 10 five gallon brews (where did those 400 pints go?) and am mashing my 11th at this moment. My all grain (BIAB) beers have been great and my other half has noticed the reduction in the cost of supermarket shopping trips i.e. far less beer in the trolley! This forum has been...

My second JHB style brew went in a Kingkeg and didn't have time to mature due to my regular quality testing. It was superb ! The third brew was a Crop Circle style beer and again is suffering from early quality sampling. I've now bought a further two kegs to allow me to build up stocks and allow...

Hi, I’m sampling the first bottle of my first brew for over 25 years. It’s a BIAB Oakhams JHB style beer and though a bit raw (only 2 weeks in the bottle) I reckon it’s rather good. Over the last few months I’ve scanned the forum for advice and use a 40 litre Buffalo boiler which I’ve...