Wheeler's new BYOBRAAH edition

[Bribie]

Got mine from the UK Book Depository, arrived in Sunny Queensland here four days after posting ... that would have been about end of March. So far I've done a nice Ruddles County knock off and Camerons Strongarm.

http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/

And search on 'real ale'.

[Grot]

Got mine from the UK Book Depository, arrived in Sunny Queensland here four days after posting ... that would have been about end of March. So far I've done a nice Ruddles County knock off and Camerons Strongarm.

http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/

And search on 'real ale'.

Nice link. I stumped up for shipping from Amazon UK. Looks like I could have saved a bit there.

[Waffty]

It is probably not different enough to warrant buying the 3rd ed. if you already have a 2nd ed.

Graham,

I disagree, I bought the 3rd edition & a week or so later, bought the 2nd edition. For my 2p worth, they're very different books or be it, with a common theme.

The 2nd covers the basic in a little more detail & has classics such a Burton Ale (had three pints last week in one of my locals, so will deffo be making a copy), whilst the 3rd has new brews like Banks's bitter (my local brew) plus more detail on brewing from extract, different brew lengths & some would argue, more simplistic recipe break downs. I love your interpritation of the London Pride & Bathams bitter, as they are very true to the orginals. That said, for the 4th, you need to add a few Goldings cones to dry hop the Bathams

So in short you need both the 2nd & 3rd editions, then you need to compare/contrast with Dave Lines book & to top it off, you need the Almernac from Roger.

Excellent work by the way, so when's the 4th comming out & can you speak to Roger about a new Almernac

Darren.

[OldSpeckledBadger]

There's quite a few from Graham's new book I've got in mind for the future.

So many beers to brew So little time

[WishboneBrewery]

It would be nice to brew everything at once... just so you can try them all... NOW!

[Eadweard]

The 2nd covers the basic in a little more detail & has classics such a Burton Ale (had three pints last week in one of my locals, so will deffo be making a copy.

I can't get burton round here any more. I really miss it

But on the plus side as I can make my own beer I can do Graham's recipe

[OldSpeckledBadger]

It would be nice to brew everything at once... just so you can try them all... NOW!

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