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I am thinking of using honey in a brew using a kit. Was thinking of using Coopers Canadian Blonde with light spray malt and honey. Unsure of how much honey to put in ~ any advise on this would be great. Thanks in advance. :D

Any suggestions on brewing my first cider from apple juice? All recipes welcome. Thanks, in advance.

Hi Bloke in Belfast, Welcome to the forum and to many happy days spent drinking your own ale. Regards Colin

Does anyone know of a kit that taste like Old Speck'd Hen (her indoors will be a happy bunny if i find one)

Hi James, Welcome to the forum. Plenty of good advise to be found on here.

So far this year i have done 5 gallon of coopers pale ale 5 gallon of coopers IPA 5 gallon of woodfordes wheery 5 gallon of white wine

Sorry, my mistake :oops: If beer at over 45p per unit will not be taxed but say, beer sold at 43p will get 2p tax in order to make it 45p per unit then the likes of Tesco and Asda will just put the price up to 45p, pay not tax and pocket the extra cash (and lets face it, its not like they make...

Perhaps they should try putting a minimum price on fast food, there are a lot more people with a weight problem than there are with a drink problem. Its just another excuse to tax an already over taxed nation. How will it work with E.U laws on fair trade and price fixing????? and do I have a...

Bought this kit a few weeks ago, so you can imagine my unbridled joy when I got home and read the reviews on here so far. Kit cost £10. Brewed it with 500g medium spry malt and brown sugar. Fermented in only a few days and also cleared quickly. The end result was a very smooth sesh beer. A...

Made this kit a few weeks ago, brewed as per indtructions and had no problems with it. ABV 4.1%. Lovely ale with a citrius tang. Wish i had left it to mature a bit longer as it is now 4 weeks and taste great, shame i only got 5 pints left LOL. Would defo brew this again.

As i have never bottled any of my homebrew, can anyone tell me if normal beer bottles are ok (ie abbots ale, speckled hen) to use, also why would anyone use brown or green bottles? surely this would make it hard to see the sediment when pouring.

hi all, i am in midlands and have just got into homebrewing, :cheers: