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Home Brewed Beer RecipesNewest Review: ... exploding (bottle bombs!) when you come to carbonate them. With plastic bottles, bottle bombs are not a concern. 3) Syphon tube and bottling stick for filling your bottles. You will need a syphon tube to transfer the beer from your fermentation bucket into your bottles. An Auto-syphon is also very useful for this as it makes life easier. Also it means you don't have to suck on the syphon ... more |
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by - written on 05/05/09 (Very useful, 962 readings)
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Homebrewing Advice. If you are thinking about starting to make your own homebrew beer. Coopers make some great kits to get you started. They sell the most homebrew kits worldwide which says alot about the quality of their kits. I'm busy working my way through the different flavours at the moment. If you just want to make beer similar to the stuff you buy in supermarkets like Carling or Fosters then it probably isn't worth making homebrew as you can buy these types of beer so cheaply in the supermarket anyway. You are better off using homebrewing as an opportunity to experiment by making slight amendments to the kit instructions and adding extra hops ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/06/05 (Very useful, 18751 readings)
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You know how it is! You want to give a present, haven’t a clue what the recipient really wants, needs or might like, it has to be cheap to post. While searching you just happen to pass a little shop or a stall selling odd, unusual and inexpensive goodies. A little packet catches your eye! Ah, this’ll do nicely. So, here we are, on the receiving end. It’s close to Christmas. A small carefully wrapped, well-sealed package arrives. Behaving properly, after all there’s no point in spoiling the surprise by peeping before the day, the gift is taken out of the stout brown envelope (just in case there’s a letter inside) and is popped under the tree, where it looks ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/07/01 (Very useful, 1908 readings)
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If you fancy making beer, here are a few tips and bits of advice that should help you to get started. Beer used to be the daily drink for everyone, back in the distant past. It's good drink, technically you can live on it! making it at home doesn't have to be too difficult and can be really good fun. I would recommend that you start by investing in a good ber making book - Camra can supply you with one. this will give you ltos fo detailed information about not only the history of beer, but different techniques and recepies. ************ Physical gear you will need: A big fermenting barrel - if you have one for ... Read the complete review
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