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I thought this might be a interesting game. Post the text from a label and see if others can guess the beer. If it fails just use the thread to post a label text you like. Here's the first. Any ideas?

Oh Yeh!..........................

Just sounding of and looking for ideas. At the moment I'm experimenting different kit and methods for brewing All Grain. I've been using an electric keggle for a HLT, a gas fire keggle for boiling and a cooler mash tun. I now also have 2 x 240v 3KW 30l Kettle. (I can get one more if I need) I...

I'm still not sure if I want to go 100 3 barrel electric. I'm playing with it at the moment to see which I preffer. I may mix and match or keep the 2 set ups.

LIGHT HEARTED!!!! Okay so tell me what I'm missing. I know about the Weather and fuel prices. I'm not into sport. :p I'll go for the cost and choise when eating out.

Not hard really. I've intended to brew a Guinness style stout with improvements for a bit. I topped up my ingredient with the intention that I may want to do a stout. I wanted to test some new equipment so threw this together on the hoof. I've only just kegged it but of the 6 people who tried...

I'd like to share these with you all.

I've toyed with dedicated keggerator but I don't have the space. This is the compromise. Best bit is it was zero cost. I Have the bits to put a tap on it. I'll probably put it on the side because I don't want to spoil the lines. It's a $1400 fridge.

I Think the cheaper cuts of meats are the tastier cuts of meat. I've done over 20 years of testing on this theory. So much so that so that some of the bits of "meat" that I eat make people say "yuck" I've sepnt the last few months trying to find a butcher that can supply me with what I want...

I'm not sure if it's the law of diminishing returns but I really struggle to listen to the drivel. It's a good few years since I last listen to it and I was absorbing the information. I've just tried listening again and couldn't get past the crap and burping. I gave up. Can any one recommend a...

SWMBO eats Rice cakes while dieing because they are <5% fat. My bacon is under 3% :ban:

Having a coffee and thinking of this thread Budweiser American Ale Clone I found this. Malt Rice Beer We have an excellent beer recipe that can be made using the Malt Rice Kit . Kome-koji flavoured beer ( 5% alc): suitable for beginners What you will need...

I'm going against everything I know to be sensible. I know that when doing AG figures are paramount. To get a beer that you want you need to know your efficiency and your system figures. I've had one of these sat on the side for a month and I have a few hours spare and a keg of homebrew to go...

Well it's set. The advertising is going out. The dates have been fixed. No going back. I'm organising my first beer festival for January. :o Thankfully I have no mandate for profit and have a backer.

This morning 40 pints of HGII in the fermenter. This afternoon trip to a local brewerey for a chat with the head brewer and to top up on a few supplies. Late Lunch with a IPA to finish. This evening I'm of to a Beer Fest with around 100 real ales. All expenses paid. :mug: I may be a little...

If you have a question then ask away. BUT it's probably best to take a quick look at the Stickies and FAQs in the beginners forums. You may find and existing thread that you will find an answers. Even better you may be able to add to the thread with more knowledge or new questions. There is...

I went to watch my first Manchester United game this week. This is a picture from the match. There was more action off the pitch than on.

I was thinking of putting a thread in the FAQs or a sticky. It comes up time and time again. Here's a good starting point. http://www.brewersfriend.com/2008/06/07/break-even-cost-of-home-brewing/ any other links to add to above? 1. Have you worked out your cost per batch if so what is it...

I've just taken a few statements out of the Wiki and put this in. Ale is a generic term that does not describe any particular style of beer but a wide range of styles. Bitter is a bit more focused. Real ale can include Pilsners. I hope that has clarified it a bit.

Family Tradition. I come from a large family and it traditional to visit family or have family visit for a traditional Sunday roast lunch. More often than not the while the lunch is cooking the women will stay in have a natter or watch the Sunday afternoon TV movie. The blokes will have a...