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Beaverdale 30 bottle kits only have 6 litres of concentrate now. Used to have 7.5 litres but in changed a long while back. Supposed to be more concentrated juice so I was told.

Twist the airlock back & forth as you insert it or remove it.

To save anybody else having to use Dr Google. Nucleated glasses have a laser etched mark on the inside bottom of the glass. The nucleation point facilitates the release of the beer's carbonation, creating a steady stream of bubbles and maintaining a head on the beer. 😁😁

Redundancies announced not good news. https://thestrayferret.co.uk/black-sheep-brewery-makes-redundancies-at-masham-office/

Black Sheep was built up & well run by Paul for many years. Seems like the younger family members did not have the same business sense as him. Unfortunately.

Northern Brewer mentions it available at Waitrose, is that the post you are looking for ?? https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/threads/your-top-shop-bought-beers.98319/page-2#post-1124968

Just had a delivery of 2 Beaverdale 30 bottle kits. I thought the boxes looked a little smaller than my last delivery in January. On checking the boxes they contain 6 litres of grape juice instead of 7.5 litres. When did this change take place ??

Yes I have done quite a few of them. I usually brew Beaverdale red & white kits but do a VR kit for a change now & then. I am drinking a VR Merlot at the moment very very nice !! Been in the bag about 2 months before I started drinking it. I think this will continue to improve with keeping so I...

My bottle tree splits in two so you can only use half of it if you want. Its just on screw threads. I don't know if that one on the Malt Miller site is the same. HTH

I have been buying my Beaverdale kits from these guys....... http://www.creativewinemaking.co.uk/ As far as I can see they have the best price for these particular kits. HTH

I have been brewing the Beaverdale wines red & white for a few years now. Excellent results every time. In fact I have 4 30 bottle kits fermenting / clearing now. The best price for the Beaverdale kits online is here........ http://www.creativewinemaking.co.uk/bea ... t_131.html

Patience is a great virtue my son........... :D :D

Harris filter........ http://www.harrisfilters.com/vent_vinbrite.htm Used twice. Hand corker...... http://www.the-home-brew-shop.co.uk/aca ... wy6y86oR-Q Again only used twice. 15 GBP for the pair plus postage. Or collect from the Harrogate area.

Can you post it ???????? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

I did the same with one of my brews......... Came out just the same as if I had left 24 hours between them. :thumb:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Grolsch-Swing ... 1184194658 Too far for me...........

I have brewed quite a few of the Brewferm kits. Diablo / Framboise / Triple & have a Brown Bear going on at the moment. I find they ferment like buggery for about 12 hours then sort of settle down to a gentle fermentation. You may have just missed that fairly violent fermentation ??? Tell you...

they are excellent if you keep them clean and Vaseline the bits that need it regularly. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I have been storing my wine in 10 litre bag in the box. A 23 litre brew fits into 2 bags & the rest I bottle. I use the box lots of times & just buy new bags. The boxes get a bit tatty after about 10 refills or so. I was going to use 20 litre bags & boxes but I don't think my shelves would stand...

Try a Beaverdale red or white kit........... Cracking stuff. Best price I have ever found is these guys. http://www.creativewinemaking.co.uk/