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The Spicy Ghost Batch I made, is now nearly 4 months old, and cracked open a bottle last night.... I was very surprised, tasted pretty good, improved a long way. That weird "green" taste has vanished, tastes better than commerically made Cascade Draught for some reasons.

Or Maybe I have ...

Sometimes, I don't understand why some people post here... questions like "what does these beers.... taste like?"

Why don't you just buy it and just taste it for beer's sake?

Tasting unusual beers won't kill you, maybe just your tastebuds and your wallet.

Maybe the caffine will give the yeast a full steam engery?

Try tin Thomas Coopers Irish Stout start off with, and you can learn to develop favours starting from there.

It's one of my favourite stout/tin/kit I have made so far.

You always can easily make your own pies, they are not that hard, when you have leftover Irish Stout Casserole, make some pies, goes well with HB beers

Yeah I know rwh

No.11: Coopers Pilsener :D :lol: :D

I'd be up to brew 14 if I didn't have construction work at residence.
Favourite is coopers pilsener by far, showing what a difference a brew with just malt and hops can achieve. At only 2 weeks, it's better than all the rest.

How did you make it up?

I just ...

I did this yesterday, though myself "f**k it" :o

2 x Malt Shovel Pale Ale
400g Corn Syurp
300g LDM
20 x 20 Tettenager Hop Pellets
125g Roasted Black Malt - Steeped for 30 mins and rinsed out into small saucepan where Tettenager Hops were being boiled.

Lethaldog - Now I understand now and can ...

Brewing is like Art..... I have done couple of brews where I thought f**k it, like I did with my Malt Shovel, and it smells nice, try something different. It's all part of the fun.

Just don't worry too much, it only can improve with age if you are lucky enough.

I might cut back with honey.... I ...

I,ve done 57 brews this year to date,and have drank 47 of them.I averaage around 7 stubbies per day,without getting pissed.I still have the occasional session,where i go through 15 or 16 beers.I have worked out that i have brewed roughly 1375 litres of beer since december 2 last year,which is 4.2 ...

I did this yesterday, though myself "f**k it" :o

2 x Malt Shovel Pale Ale
400g Corn Syurp
300g LDM
20 x 20 Tettenager Hop Pellets
125g Roasted Black Malt - Steeped for 30 mins and rinsed out into small saucepan where Tettenager Hops were being boiled.

Lethaldog - Now I understand now and can ...

I don't rack my beers yet, even I just started brewing few months ago, I just leave them for weeks/months, and they are clear most of the time, I just pour all my tallies all in one go into jugs.

I don't know if I can be bothered to rack... maybe I will wait and see how my Thomas Coopers Draught ...

I made this once, using the kit's yeast, found it bit fruity for my taste, but gets less fruity and mellower over time, if I was making this again, which is highly unlikely, I would use yeast starter from Cooper's Pale Ale's bottles or use some safale S04.

Pale_Ale wrote:As I understand it this is the case with Heineken as well, however the mini kegs are still imported I believe.

Yep, at work, the bar gets these tall 'n' thin kegs imported from Holland.

Worst one, is while you are drunk, and you want more beers, and you just realised you just drank all of your favourite brew.

Brought one myself too, haven't figured out how to do it, I what to make it little bit drier on side, not 100% all malt.

Try stout in the batter, you will be very surprised

Other way, Try 50/50 cornflour and plain flour mix with stout, it will be little bit similar to Japanese Tempura Batter mix apart from the stout, while they use Soda water.

I have a arrangement with my local tip-man, he gets a carton of beer for every 75-100 tallies he gets for me, and he gives me back the tallies that I gave him

yardglass wrote:wtf is John Govard ?

My guess he means Howard Government in short, one of Bush's puppets.

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