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That's great, did you get a personal email with a thank you?, Steven usually writes a little something.... and as I said before they are a fantastic company with quality products.

Well there you go, compounds my point about the quality of the product. I'm sure the OP will find that valuable information 👍

Would love another great Inkbird gadget.... I'm in.

CrossMyLoof are a superb company supplying first class products. You only need to search the UK forum to see their feedback is impeccable!. They repackage a lot of yeasts under their own brand, I have used nearly all of their range and they are absolutely faultless, making exceptional ale. They...

I'd love one, can't beat an Inkbird that can think! 👍

Someone's been watching Seinfeld Did she get Jackie Chiles on the case?

Did you fall asleep on the return key? Your post is 6 miles long containing mostly air.

Siphon clip, simple & cheap..... Just bring the pipe diameter up with tape for a snug fit, job done!

I brewed an Imperial on the 21st January. I did my own recipe AG as per usual, 15L full volume Biab - mashed @ 68°c. Then added the LME from a very decent Stout kit here in England for a total volume of 18L. I too was concerned about the levels the speciality grains would have combined with the...

Introducing my Spring & Summer collection. I have a kit Aipa in one @ 5 days, and my second Blue Moon AG clone in the other @ 2 days. 5L Raspberry & lime cider to bottle 5L Blackberry lowicz to freeze distill 5L Sour cherry lowicz to freeze distill. Two hefeweizen's waiting in the wings.

17 Litres of Imperial Stout, sitting at 1.022 from 1.095 after 10 days.... dry hopped today with 25g Sabro for a touch of coconut, and have a 35cl bottle of white rum with 2 vanilla beans soaking ready for bottling. Should be ready for my 50th in six months.:mischievous:

Would you care to share your recipe?

Blue moon clone going down far too easy whilst watching the darts at Ally Pally

Watching the darts at Ally Pally and 3 bottles in to my blue moon clone, followed the original recipe as per the thread, using Opus for the orange in a dry hop....and its sensational, needs more coriander though.

Happy festivus

That's about as dissimilar as it gets mate🤣

Growing up in the 70's in England was great, you could go out and wash a few cars when it was a nice day, that'd earn you a few quid to buy a bag of chips wrapped in newspaper, and a bottle of pop ... you could return the bottle for 5p too. But what all boys wanted was fireworks... in the late...

Simplicity is the mother of invention