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I have done a bit of "moderating" and gone back over the last few pages to remove the reference/promotions etc of competitors and/or their products in this thread. I have not been able to go all the way back to the start of this thread because a) most of it is farily dated and been out for...

I still don't believe I know what I'm doing most of the time....But way back in 2013 there was a fad for what was called at the time "10 minute IPAs", which basically meant all/most the hops went in at the ten minute mark. In my ignorance and inexperience at the time I thought it meant a 10...

Not sure from your site if this has similar/same features as Smartpid. "Simple GUI" - I have to look up instructions everytime I try to reset my ITC 308. these and PID type setting can be very confusing. "Programmable Step Mashing" whilst my ITC can do steps it does not take into account ramp...

Something like the smartpid https://smartpid.com/store/#!/Smart-HomeBrewing-application/c/32120508 Especially a controller that integrates with Brewfather

@MHB As respected as you are on AHB for your great technical advice, posts like this and your earlier Ho Ho Ho one don't add anything constructive or of value. As per my previous post, I think enoughs been said to let people consider the paper and make up their own mind. I agree with @CEO...

Awesome.....you have a brewing saddle.

My bad sorry. My post genuinely was a light hearted joke about a Xmas present....certainly didn't mean to start anything. I reckon enough has been said about the taste test to allow people to make up their own mind about. Let's leave it at that and not get into a **** fight that will derail...

"Ho, Ho, Ho" as in you cant wait to add something to your Christmas wish list?

I'm sure its been mentioned somewhere in this 251 page thread, but.... In the new premises is there a walk in retail store, or is it still just online purchases and pick up from the lockers? How am I meant to hide purchases by paying cash??????

@David Bullen - the spreadsheet is awesome. I used it a lot when I used to do kit and kilo recipes. You can pick a style and them play around with the ingredients until the red recipe dot is as close to the blue style dot on the graph.

The amount of hops you want to use is going to depend on what style of beer you want to make. You could probably make a decent ESB with the Real Ale kit and some EKG hops There is a spreadsheet created by one of our members @ianh that is a great guide. You will find the thread about it here...

Sorry, @philrob Didn't see you had already jumped in on this one. I've deleted any unnecessary posts after KL responded. Any further posts flaming that particular fire will be deleted too.

Ok. I think the point has been made. If you wish to have an ongoing discussion about the environmental impacts of this or any other product please start another thread. The point has been put Kegland and they've answered. Let's leave it at that so as not to derail the thread.

What are the dimensions of the bladders? Would they fit in a milk crate? If so would that help with moving it around, and perhaps even stacking.

If I cant find a grey deer....will a brown cow do?

I reckon everyone's had their say on each other's response style, how they are perceived etc etc yadda yadda yadda. Let's just leave it there and get back to talking about grains for stouts.

You can't ask a question if you don't know what you don't know.

You don't have any money 😉

What is this "overly hoppy" you speak of? Didn't knew there was such a thing.

It's the quality of the time that matters. It may have only been an hour before I pulled out.....but didn't hear you complaining. Now back to the topic of Mini-regs....before I have to moderate myself