TINY said:
Hi all.
Haven't posted in thee thread for a while because of life getting in the way, selfish I know. I've managed to go and build myself a "home brew barn" fully kitted, which I'm buzzing about and ready to get my next brew going.
I've bought myself another 2 fermenters, so I can have more going at once, and I have a few things in the pipeline; a woodfords wherry (taxi have you ever added anything to the wherry like chocolate etc?), a Barolo a red wine (thanks taxi for the links), and a Sauvignon blanc for the mrs and her family.
After that I'll get another lager on the go, the aim is to have all this ready to sup for Christmas. Happy home brewing everyone.
Hello Tiny just a quick reply
Great news with the brew barn.
Get a telly and kettle in there and it will make a top bolthole as the dark knights draw in
So many people mentioning Christmas lately
Had one customer just mention bommie night and when you think about it its less that 2 months away.
A clichie I know but the older you get the faster time really does go.
I have made such a mess of the house recently with the brewing that I will be transferring the production into to the garage.
Doesn't matter how careful you are the odd mishap will occasionally happen
Temperatures in there for the lagers will be really cold for the fermenting and ideal conditioning territory.
Wines will have to stay indoors
Some of the walls in my playroom resemble a scene from the Texas chainsaw massacre.
When I get a minute I will have to re-magnolia up
Two coats definitely as it has nearly eaten through to the plasterwork
Never added anything to the Wherry Tiny.
Just papped about slightly with the balance to bring it up to 4.8%
Followed the instructions given from a master masher in cyberspace and it still maintains the balance of the kit perfectly.
I listed the ingredients back in the thread.
Buy yep add away and let us know what happens.
I have been left home alone today as the wife has gone out with the daughter shopping.
My car is in the menders after a homicidal ethanol infused junkie decided to punch my bonnet to fook.
Transpires later in the day when his white mist had dissipated that he thought I was kidnapping his bird.
She had just ordered a taxi home.
No problems as we are time served professionals highly skilled in the noble art of taking shit on the late shift !
His bill after apologizing was £300.
This goes back to the earlier post yesterday about how important it is to eat regular when on a bender.
Normally a right nice passive chap too
Hey ho hey ho but in his defense it was a full moon
A quick one here,that is where the word lunatic comes from
Lunar
as in moon and tick
I kid you not !
Anyway she is bringing me back a Milestones dark galleon from Wilko for only £16
All the milestone real ale kits are twin can and just like the wherry require no extra additives
Drop in bin add the water stir and smile and add yeast, absolute easy-ville
I have tried the Milestones Lions Pride and that was a very nice session ale indeed
That was also one of my first brews
Good luck with the Crimbo brewing
See you later
Taxi;
