Gordon Ramsay's F Word Homebrew

BBC America is showing an episode right now of Gordon Ramsay's F Word where he is checking on a beer he homebrewed in a previous episode.

I'll have to check the Interwebs to grab the previous episode.

-Steve

doh!

I set my DVR to record the one coming on at 9pm PDT.

Maybe the previous one is on Hulu or something.

Looks like he brewed an Innes and Gunn style of beer:

Gordon Becomes An Ale Man | Food | Channel4.com

-Steve

Oh crap, will we now have a plethora of GR vs AB threads?

This sounds cool.. I really dig ramsay.

arturo7 said:

Oh crap, will we now have a plethora of GR vs AB threads?

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Heh... I thought of that.

But really, Ramsay's segments were more like, "watch a condensed version of me helping to make beer with a real brewer and use all this cool equipment normal homebrewers don't have access to."

-Steve

For real! I friend was trying to explain some of the bottling process to me and it jsut didn't make sense. Looks like I'll need to see the episode. Thanks for pointing it out though!

Ramsay is the shiz

What episode was it?

It was season 4 either episode 3 or 4 I believe.

Two notes: What the heck was that wooden brew sculpture? That thing looked awesome!! I would love to get my hands on a setup like that. Also, nice giant plastic bucket fermenter. Great stuff.

I hope they play it again soon so my DVR records it. I missed the original airing

BBC America re-runs these episodes all the time around 2pm PST during week days. So you should be able to catch them if you missed it.

It was featured in 3 episodes. At the start of the past season he tries different beers to drink with his veal and then I think he makes it in the same episode. Then about 2-3 episodes from the finale he bottles it.

It is very strange. There is like a semi-truck which comes to your house and has all the equipment in the trailer which bottles everything.

Then on the season finale they drink it.

um. this guy sounds like a ******:

from Gordon Becomes An Ale Man

His sensitive palate isn't wowed by any of the early beers he tries and as he runs gagging behind the bar, it's clear he's definitely not a stout man.

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What a nancy.

Edit: Apparently it was Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout he spit out...(!)