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Home Brewers?
Uncle Joshua:
Are there any homebrewers on the forum?
I started brewing kits just over a year ago but switched to all grain a few months ago and have so far brewed 18 AG recipes.
Melbourne12:
We're rather sporadic home brewers, I'm afraid. Didn't make any at all last year, but I normally make something quaffable for the hot summer days.
You can't beat real malted grains, which aren't that much more of a faff if you've got a decent thermostat. Difficult to do pilsner type lagers, though, unless you've got serious cooling for the conditioning stage.
One of my favourites is a simple refreshing brown ale, not too high in alcohol. Roll on summer!
Uncle Joshua:
I tend to do hoppy ales, kind of IPA's, I brewed today using a single hop for the third time on the bounce but today's was a darker beer than my normal brews.
I think I'm at a point where I enjoy being able to make good beer more than I enjoy drinking it.
powerspade:
I brew country wines and have been at it for 16yrs.
Parsnip. Runner bean, Pea pod, Blackcurrant, Redcurrant, Goosegog, Rhubarb, Blackberry and Gorse wines
Uncle Joshua:
--- Quote from: powerspade on February 25, 2012, 21:41:34 ---I brew country wines and have been at it for 16yrs.
Parsnip. Runner bean, Pea pod, Blackcurrant, Redcurrant, Goosegog, Rhubarb, Blackberry and Gorse wines
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Do you ever brew from kits? they are amazing these days.
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