Bristol Brewers

Sorry.

Do i get kicked out on my first day for saying that Wheat Beers are lush?

alikocho wrote:I use a Mac, so BeerAlchemy was almost a default choice. I like it.

On PC, many people seem to like Promash.

There is a free calculator at hopville.com.

I used Beer Alchemy once to test it (and still have it), but have now got BeerSmith 2 on the Mac and it looks better, i think.

[quote="Trunky"] As for mead, cyser, pyment and all the other abominations they should not be in a beer competition either. Maybe Mead shouldn't be in a beer competition, but it isn't an abomination - it is what we are all destined to nonchalantly sip in heaven between kegs of real AG beer...

Hi! I will be after some food-grade containers that will be air-tight, water-tight and suitable for storing grains for brewing. Can anyone recommend any suppliers/products that would do? They would need to be animal proof too!

I have only used Brewer's Droop once to get my first FV and barrel, but having spoken to the owner about yeast and other aspects of brewing, I was surprised at an apparent lack of knowledge about yeast, especially as it provides such a massive proportion of the overall flavour profile. I love the Ke...

I am looking forward to making this hobby more 'social' and look forward to crossing bottles in the near future. It's nice to bring some beer to share but not essential, some people manage to avoid it. Beer or not the next meeting is on the 1st of September so try and get along. Ask behind the bar ...

I can recommend the Malt Miller (www.themaltmiller.co.uk). He supplies freshly milled malt, hops and yeasts and is very reliable and reasonably priced. i have also used Hop and Grape in the past to get my White Labs yeasts and they have been very good too, although possibly not the cheapest. Hope th...

Hello! My name is Barnaby, I am 33, and I have been brewing kits and making Turbo Cider for about 15 months now, but am growing frustrated with the lack of flexibility with kit beers. I have JUST started building (and it will be slow!) my first AG brewery and I intend to be brewing all-grain from Ja...