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Just tried my first one of this brew, and I like it. :thumb: Alan :cheers:

Just got my first one of this brew out of the shed,and I like it. Alan :cheers:

Update on this one, I must of screwed up with this one as it has a strong taste of TCP. :doh: Looks like I will be dumping it all down the drain. :cry:

I have this bottled at the moment,Hope to keep it till Christmas. :nah: Alan :cheers:

I have that brew in my FV at this moment. Alan :cheers:

Must resist :whistle: But you are probably right that it will be gone before then. Alan :cheers:

Just finished the last of this brew, and it is on my list of ones I will Brew again. Alan :cheers:

I have this brew bottled in the shed, But am going to leave it for Christmas if I can. :nah: Alan :cheers:

What I was meaning is to use this link instead of paying for them. ;) Alan :cheers:

Why not make your own? http://www.beerlabelizer.com/ Alan :cheers:

Just opened my first bottle of this brew,and I like it. very nice taste with a great head on it. Now I will leave it some time to get even better, as it is only been 1 month in the bottle. Alan :cheers:

Waiting 7-10 days is good before checking FG. Alan :cheers:

I cant even make it to 1.5 months. ;) Alan :cheers:

I aim for the 4.6-6.0% range, as its nice to share with my friends who all have different tastes. Alan :cheers:

Hi, removing the sleeve will take out a lot of the krausen ring. Which other wise might land up in your brew. Regards Alan :cheers:

Mine came out at under 4% Alan :cheers:

This is a great kit, well worth getting again. Alan :cheers:

UPDATE Just tried this brew and it lacks body and taste, not one I will try again Alan :cheers:

I have not done this kit, but as a rule I use 1/2 teaspoon in ales and bitters and a full one in lagers. Alan :cheers:

Let us all know how it turns out in the end. Alan :cheers: