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feeling the need for a little homebrew, but sssh don't tell anyone idave diet connected, anyone recommend a kit or a recipe (and indeed an online shop as my nearest home brew centre, judging by the bare shelves, is sadly running down the business)?
i like things like Indian Pale Ales and darker ales.
thanks
you can make well good stuff out of sugar and yeast just deslove as much sugar in a big water cooler filled up 4/5 of the way, put a airlock on top wait about 2-3 weeks put in another bottle to settle for a few days when clear drink )
Brupaks "Linthwaite Light" Yorkshire style light ale is rather nice, I have some bottles clearing at the moment
http://www.brewuk.co.uk/store/beerkits/brupak/brupak-linthwaite-light-3-kg.html
http://www.brewuk.co.uk/store/
I have no idea what they're like as an online store though, as I have 5 or 6 decent homebrew shops within 30 minutes drive of where I live
ilmg - what exactly does your witches brew taste of?
surprisingly good, got to let it clear though, wine yeast is best, very sweet and dry :0
link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilju
but it's just water sugar & yeast???
a low-quality beverage that is consumed mainly for the sake of its alcohol content.
I think I'll stick to beer 😉
it does the job, and hay im a student..
well for the smaller budget, try one of the "basic" beer kits. For a tenner or less, 40 pints of beer in about 4-5 weeks.
That's 25p a pint for proper beer, just made by you rather than a commercial [s]chemical plant[/s] brewery
interesting shop that, like the way they sell their own recipe kits. way to amarillo ipa could be on the cards!
St peter's IPA is very good.
you can make well good stuff out of sugar and yeast
"well good" ?
Tramp juice you mean.