Hi folks
I'm looking to progress from kits to grain, but before I invest much money, I would like to see how its done, more than eBay shows. I'd like to visit someone on. Brew day and help out, so I get a decent idea of how it goes.
So, anyone in central belt fancy a brew day helper?
Brew day helper central Scotland
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graemet
- Piss Artist
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Brew day helper central Scotland
Fermenting: Russian Imperial Stout experiment, Raspberry turbo cider, Wilko Rose wine, Plum wine
Keg1: Coopers Euro Lager
Keg2: Empty :(
Keg3: Empty :(
Keg4: Empty :(
Keg1: Coopers Euro Lager
Keg2: Empty :(
Keg3: Empty :(
Keg4: Empty :(
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micromaniac
Re: Brew day helper central Scotland
sorry i,m 400miles away . but i gave it a lot of thought be going over to AG and it,s the best thing i did kit,s are the pit,s once your into AG,and it,s not so hard as it sounds when reading about it .good luck finding a brew buddy
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Zephiacus
Re: Brew day helper central Scotland
Still in the process of setting up my equipment so can't help at the moment, maybe have a look on the scottish craft brewers forum, i'm sure if you bring a few brews along someone would happily show you the ropes!
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Patterd Ale
- Hollow Legs
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- Location: Gloucestershire
Re: Brew day helper central Scotland
I'll run you through it fella, if you can't find anyone closer.
Hope you do for your sake though, I'm a good 3 hours north.
Cheers, PA
Hope you do for your sake though, I'm a good 3 hours north.
Cheers, PA
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darkonnis
Re: Brew day helper central Scotland
Aye if i wasn't so far away you could have come and joined me. In any case, if you like making beer and the such, AG is the dogs 
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Zephiacus
Re: Brew day helper central Scotland
Another method is to buy and read through graham wheelers book, did it for me! John Palmers book is also a good one, and a bit more in depth.