UK AG Brewer

[Seveneer]

Hi,

I'll keep this introduction quick as I'm at work right now.

I'm new to the forum but have 20 years of brewing experience. Went AG about 12-15 years ago but have had a few years off until recently. I currently have a light ale in 1 keg which is just ready to drink, a seriously hoppy bitter in the next and a dry stout in primary. I have 4 corny kegs with two more on the way. My aim is to brew faster than I can drink so at least some of my beer gets a chance to mature !!

Looking forward to taking my part in this knowledgable community.

All the best,
/Phil.

 

[Orfy]

Seveneer,

Welcome.

Where do you pick up the kegs? I'm currently paying around £50 for them.

 

[BlightyBrewer]

Welcome to the forum, fellow Hampshire dweller! Whereabouts in Hampshire are you from?

 

[Seveneer]

Hi guys,

thanks!

Orfy, I got the 2 kegs from The Hop Shop in Plymouth, 2 from Leyland Homebrew and I have 2 more on order from Arkwrights. No particular reason why I didn't get them all from the same shop. £50 seems pretty good to me of the UK.

BlightyBrewer, I'm in Basingstoke. Moved there 2 months back from Woking. Now I have more room to brew so I've hit it in a bigger way than I've done before.

Any more Brit's here or just us?

ATB,
/Phil.

 

[Darth Konvel]

Welcome aboard! I believe there's a few more folks from the UK here - although I'm not one of them

 

[Brew chick]

Welcome!,great forum here,with twenty years experience i hope your going to share some of it with us?you would'nt happen to have a recipe for "wards best bitter"would tha?

 

[RichBrewer]

Welcome to the forum!
I'm always interested in how you folks from GB do your home brew. I think we all have pretty similar procedures but the equipment and ingredients seem to vary.
I look forward to reading your posts.