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Cold crash for a few days at around 2c before kegging/bottling.

Looks fine to me. Will be very light and sessionable. I'd probably dry hop with around 15g of citra too!

Aint that the truth.

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The Greg Hughes American Wheat beer recipe is pretty good. Light and refreshing. I added a 40gram Citra dry hop to it though for a slightly bigger punch of hops and used us-05 yeast. Perfect for summer drinking.

Had a bottle of Old Pec' last night. Nearly seen a beer taste so different to what it looks like. Was fantastic. Will certainly be brewing it up in 2016.

Do you keep the pressure on when serving? Only thing i can possibly suggest is check the seals and lid arnt leaking.

12 PSI should be a bit livelier when kept at 5c. Should be around perfect carbonation for a lager. How long is the beer and what thickness is the line? This can have an impact on the carbonation.

I made an all grain american wheat beer last night and intend to be drinking it on the 23rd of December before I go to a gig....

I've recently found that 90 minute boils seem to be producing clearer beers for myself.

If im aiming to make 23 litres of beer, I normally aim for 26.5 litres for a 60 minute boil or 28 litres for a 90 minute boil. That's just how much I normally tend to boil off. I normally end up with 21 litres in the FV as i lose a couple of litres in the boiler due to trub and hop's...

Dixons of Westerhope are normally pretty competitive. I get my co2 from there. Good customer service too.+

I have a litre pet bottle of water in there and put the temp probe into here which is right next to the fv.

Have my ferment fridge which I will set to 18c. I am also planning on top cropping the yeast after a couple of days fermentation for a future brew!

Ive ordered 100g each of bobek and celia hops and the wyeast 1469 and im getting this on on Sunday. Should be a corker for Christmas drinking!!

Looks fine to me.

This looks great and is definetly tempting me into trying out a liquid yeast!! What yeast would you guys suggest i go for? I mainly brew American Pales and English Pales. American pales I have always tended to us us-05, and English Pales I have tended to use Nottingham. Ideally I'd...

I'm absolutely loving these taps. Thanks Soton and all for the help!!

Well i've just got them on a plank of wood in garage now as a temporary measure. And now you mention it they do lean back just a little bit. Thanks for the tip.

Make sure the tap water is at room temperature though (or around 20c) as the temperature can alter the reading.