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😁 yeah, it was a nice afternoon…

Great, hope you have a good time.

​@@Somethingaboutbeer I have amazing time, personality for me the International Bar was the best

You’re welcome, glad you found it interesting. Good luck with your brewing 👍😁

Thanks, appreciate the interaction. If your bucket has a tap its the same principle, you would have to crack the bucket lid open to enable the liquid to flow out, but that should not be a major problem with oxygen ingress.

Indeed it does, thanks for your comment 👍

Thanks for the question. I crush my grain fine so the bag stops any small particulate getting through. I have had issues with blocked pumps when not using a bag.

Cheers 👍😁

Thanks, it’s tasting nice already 😁

@@Somethingaboutbeer looking forward to the tasting 👍🏼I’m back cataloguing watching home made brew kit at the moment. I definitely need a bigger wort chiller 👍🏼🍻

Thanks, sure, here you go. share.brewfather.app/2dXeNSZ53Z4yGq

Thanks, no I am Anglia water. You should be able to find it on their website. If not they should provide one if you contact them.

Thanks, I enjoyed it 😁

Hi, thanks for connecting. Sorry for my late reply, real life gets in the way sometimes 😁. Yes, all mine are cooled. I built the kegerater below my taps. Using a single fridge, then built out from there with lots of insulation. I have room for 8 kegs in total. Yes, you can leave one out of your fridge, but be aware that depending on the beer style, the temp it gets up to and for how long could affect your beer. If you have a cool place you can store the keg under pressure that would be better.

Sorry for the delayed reply, real life gets in the way sometimes 😀. No I didn’t this time, next time though. I just missed the MBCC…better planning next time. Thanks for connecting.

@@Somethingaboutbeer I've googled it since, and sounds like they've sold out some what 😔

@@dav_dump 😔

Cheers...

It was!

Thanks for your comment, yes i have seen those, they look good, but have had my set up for some time and works fine for me.

@@Somethingaboutbeer Fair do's mate; just thought I would mention it...its a very good piece of kit.

Do you have a drawing of the equipment you self made? Looks nice and want to make it myself.

Thanks, appreciate it. Yeah sure, it’s a compression fitting. The Klarstein coil is an odd size from memory, so I had to use PTFE tape to seal it completely. I then bought an adapter that would allow a standard garden hose fitting to be fitted. Can’t remember the size unfortunately, it was done a while back.

I can send you a close up picture as well if that would help?

If you could that would be great . . Thanks 👍

@@dooj21 I can’t send a picture from here, if you send me a Facebook message I can send there…👍

It's ok,i'm sorted now.Seen on another page a length of tubing 10mm id x 13mm od,one end slides over the coil and the other end fits inside the garden hose 😊.Thanks so much for your help and keep the videos coming 👍.

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Thanks, glad it’s helpful. No, that cost sounds high, a typical 19ltr finished beer for me is £35 - £45 depending on the hops and amount i use. I buy my grain in bulk, use dry yeast and check out the special offers on Malt Miller, (and others) they often have some nice hops on sale.

Nice, some great beer styles available in that area of Germany…enjoy.

Thanks, appreciated.

Thanks, appreciate it.

Thanks for watching, much appreciated. I have enjoyed the beers i had from Lacada.

Good luck 🤞

Thanks, hope you get to visit soon…

Thanks, appreciate it

8.3%, so not sessionable 😁

Thanks, appreciated 😁

Thanks, much appreciated.

Thanks, appreciated

Thanks Rob. I use a mix or RO, and tap water de-chlorinated with campden. The ratio depends on what beer I brew. Usually for my IPA’s I used 33% tap and the rest RO. I have set up various relevant water profiles in Brewfather so I simply have to select what I need.

Thanks for the heads up, I will check it out.

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Yes he is, he loves it in the pub 😁