BornToRock
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Hi folks,
I've just got back into brewing after a pretty big break - all with extracts at the moments, as back then, but am currently scrounging the bits and bobs for the upgrade to AG.
I used to use a CO2 keg, but found it used to go off too quickly;
light weight I know, should just drink faster...
This time I've started bottling - did my first batch last month (Milestone IPA) and have been very impressed with the result - I guess either extract kits have got better or bottling simply produces better results? Any thoughts welcome - I'm sure I'll here from many keg enthusiasts now....
Current batch fermenting is a Woodfordes pale ale (Great Eastern) - smells lovely but suspect it may have got stuck - will check again in couple of days....
Anyway, thought I'd say hi and a huge thank you to all people whose posts I've been reading to get myself back up to speed!
Cheers!
Anthony
I've just got back into brewing after a pretty big break - all with extracts at the moments, as back then, but am currently scrounging the bits and bobs for the upgrade to AG.
I used to use a CO2 keg, but found it used to go off too quickly;
light weight I know, should just drink faster...This time I've started bottling - did my first batch last month (Milestone IPA) and have been very impressed with the result - I guess either extract kits have got better or bottling simply produces better results? Any thoughts welcome - I'm sure I'll here from many keg enthusiasts now....
Current batch fermenting is a Woodfordes pale ale (Great Eastern) - smells lovely but suspect it may have got stuck - will check again in couple of days....
Anyway, thought I'd say hi and a huge thank you to all people whose posts I've been reading to get myself back up to speed!
Cheers!
Anthony
