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By *ubikslongsword OP   Man 16 weeks ago

East Grinstead

With the emergence of nerds in the forum I thought I'd ask.

Are there any home brewers on the forum, if so what do you brew and how long have you been doing it?

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By *ir Toot of the frostMan 16 weeks ago

Burton-on-Trent


"With the emergence of nerds in the forum I thought I'd ask.

Are there any home brewers on the forum, if so what do you brew and how long have you been doing it?"

I don't brew but I love me some home brewed races.

Or a cup of Yorkshire tea take your pick.

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By *ubikslongsword OP   Man 16 weeks ago

East Grinstead


"With the emergence of nerds in the forum I thought I'd ask.

Are there any home brewers on the forum, if so what do you brew and how long have you been doing it?

I don't brew but I love me some home brewed races.

Or a cup of Yorkshire tea take your pick."

Haha I currently brew mead as it's not readily available in shops and had some good feedback from my latest batch

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman 16 weeks ago

Carlisle usually

With all the DnD talk I thought it was that kind of homebrew too.

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By *d mirerMan 16 weeks ago

lost

Cider maker here ✋

Several years of home brewing

No blindness as yet

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By *enk15Man 16 weeks ago

Evesham

Love home brewing!

I mostly make country wines from what I can forage and grow.

Mead is an easy one to make, one day I'll get some bees to produce my own honey for it.

Beers I've only ever done from a kit, not scratch.

Wait... homebrewing is for nerds?

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By *ubikslongsword OP   Man 16 weeks ago

East Grinstead


"Love home brewing!

I mostly make country wines from what I can forage and grow.

Mead is an easy one to make, one day I'll get some bees to produce my own honey for it.

Beers I've only ever done from a kit, not scratch.

Wait... homebrewing is for nerds? "

I've found most people who homebrew also have some other nerdism they're involved in

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By *enk15Man 16 weeks ago

Evesham


"Love home brewing!

I mostly make country wines from what I can forage and grow.

Mead is an easy one to make, one day I'll get some bees to produce my own honey for it.

Beers I've only ever done from a kit, not scratch.

Wait... homebrewing is for nerds?

I've found most people who homebrew also have some other nerdism they're involved in"

It is pure coincidence that I homebrew and also have nerdy interests

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By (user no longer on site) 16 weeks ago

Son returned and plans on home brewing - he wants to do mead, he has also picked a load of pears but they were rock hard, I have in the past brewed beer and also wine.

Got some apple trees planted so aim to make cider in the future.

We have just set up a bee hive, so that will be used next year to provide the honey for the mead.

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By *d mirerMan 16 weeks ago

lost


"With the emergence of nerds in the forum I thought I'd ask.

Are there any home brewers on the forum, if so what do you brew and how long have you been doing it?

I don't brew but I love me some home brewed races.

Or a cup of Yorkshire tea take your pick.

Haha I currently brew mead as it's not readily available in shops and had some good feedback from my latest batch"

I do like a drop of Mead , a small brewery on Lindisfarne does a fine Mead indeed .

Unsure of other potential nerdities

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By *asterMeliodasMan 16 weeks ago

Newmill

The only homebrewing I do is the tabletop roleplaying kind. I'd like to try my hand at making mead, though.

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By *ir Toot of the frostMan 16 weeks ago

Burton-on-Trent


"The only homebrewing I do is the tabletop roleplaying kind. I'd like to try my hand at making mead, though."

Love home brew, my favourite was a doll. Smallest out of my entire party, but I was a super powerful wizard.

Had some amazing moments shame the dm was a cockwomble.

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By *asterMeliodasMan 16 weeks ago

Newmill


"The only homebrewing I do is the tabletop roleplaying kind. I'd like to try my hand at making mead, though.

Love home brew, my favourite was a doll. Smallest out of my entire party, but I was a super powerful wizard.

Had some amazing moments shame the dm was a cockwomble."

I like coming up with my own settings. I'm playing with the idea of turning the novel series my wife and I are working on into a tabletop setting: it'd be a kind of Percy Jackson-style thing with demigods teaming up to take on various quests centred on a secret city that all the gods live in.

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By *ir Toot of the frostMan 16 weeks ago

Burton-on-Trent


"The only homebrewing I do is the tabletop roleplaying kind. I'd like to try my hand at making mead, though.

Love home brew, my favourite was a doll. Smallest out of my entire party, but I was a super powerful wizard.

Had some amazing moments shame the dm was a cockwomble.

I like coming up with my own settings. I'm playing with the idea of turning the novel series my wife and I are working on into a tabletop setting: it'd be a kind of Percy Jackson-style thing with demigods teaming up to take on various quests centred on a secret city that all the gods live in."

Sounds quite interesting!

Loved the books

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By *d mirerMan 16 weeks ago

lost


"The only homebrewing I do is the tabletop roleplaying kind. I'd like to try my hand at making mead, though.

Love home brew, my favourite was a doll. Smallest out of my entire party, but I was a super powerful wizard.

Had some amazing moments shame the dm was a cockwomble.

I like coming up with my own settings. I'm playing with the idea of turning the novel series my wife and I are working on into a tabletop setting: it'd be a kind of Percy Jackson-style thing with demigods teaming up to take on various quests centred on a secret city that all the gods live in."

Do they end up buckled on home brew and humping each other silly ?

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By *d mirerMan 16 weeks ago

lost


"The only homebrewing I do is the tabletop roleplaying kind. I'd like to try my hand at making mead, though.

Love home brew, my favourite was a doll. Smallest out of my entire party, but I was a super powerful wizard.

Had some amazing moments shame the dm was a cockwomble."

Related to great uncle Bulgaria ?

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By *asterMeliodasMan 16 weeks ago

Newmill


"The only homebrewing I do is the tabletop roleplaying kind. I'd like to try my hand at making mead, though.

Love home brew, my favourite was a doll. Smallest out of my entire party, but I was a super powerful wizard.

Had some amazing moments shame the dm was a cockwomble.

I like coming up with my own settings. I'm playing with the idea of turning the novel series my wife and I are working on into a tabletop setting: it'd be a kind of Percy Jackson-style thing with demigods teaming up to take on various quests centred on a secret city that all the gods live in.

Do they end up buckled on home brew and humping each other silly ? "

That wasn't in the *original* plan, but if you want to do some fanfiction...

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By *empest2KMan 16 weeks ago

Derby

After reading some of the replies, I think I've realised something...

“This isn't the homebrew I was looking for.” 🤣

Now, if you *really* did mean homebrew from a drinks perspective, I've made Fire Cider before — which isn't actually cider, but I find it's great for banishing colds quickly! 😉👍

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By (user no longer on site) 16 weeks ago

I’ve been doing it since I can remember. Seriously I must have been 16yrs when I made my first brew.

A few week ago I made the usual annual Elderflower champagne.

I’ve currently got a ginger beer ready for weekend (a small bbq with sone fab friends 😏)

And also a blackberry wine has just gone into a bucket. I’ve got high hopes for this one.

I love the home making stuff

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By *ubikslongsword OP   Man 16 weeks ago

East Grinstead


"After reading some of the replies, I think I've realised something...

“This isn't the homebrew I was looking for.” 🤣

Now, if you *really* did mean homebrew from a drinks perspective, I've made Fire Cider before — which isn't actually cider, but I find it's great for banishing colds quickly! 😉👍"

Sounds interesting, fancy sending the recipe?

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By (user no longer on site) 16 weeks ago

I have never home brewed but I got shitfaced on someone's who did like rocket fuel

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By (user no longer on site) 16 weeks ago

Ahhh... This is about alcohol

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By *ripfillMan 16 weeks ago

havant

Hello … I make cider and calvados

I have my own still too

My cider is made by natural air borne Yeasts

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By *offiaCoolWoman 16 weeks ago

Kidsgrove


"Hello … I make cider and calvados

I have my own still too

My cider is made by natural air borne Yeasts "

Knew I would find you on this thread

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By *ubikslongsword OP   Man 16 weeks ago

East Grinstead


"Hello … I make cider and calvados

I have my own still too

My cider is made by natural air borne Yeasts "

I'm currently waiting for my 3rd batch of mead or actually it's a Cyser to clear (not even sure if Cyser clears but time and racking will tell)

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By *lynJMan 16 weeks ago

Morden

I used to make cider with the apples and pears from the trees in the garden (one of each). Well what else would you do with them? It would be a waste to throw them away.

I still have some bottles left that I need to relocate.

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By *ubikslongsword OP   Man 16 weeks ago

East Grinstead


"I used to make cider with the apples and pears from the trees in the garden (one of each). Well what else would you do with them? It would be a waste to throw them away.

I still have some bottles left that I need to relocate. "

Bottles for my mead is my current search at boot sales

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By *lynJMan 16 weeks ago

Morden


"I used to make cider with the apples and pears from the trees in the garden (one of each). Well what else would you do with them? It would be a waste to throw them away.

I still have some bottles left that I need to relocate.

Bottles for my mead is my current search at boot sales "

The ones I need to relocate are still full of cider.

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By *ripfillMan 16 weeks ago

havant


"I used to make cider with the apples and pears from the trees in the garden (one of each). Well what else would you do with them? It would be a waste to throw them away.

I still have some bottles left that I need to relocate. "

Excellent I started with an OS Map locations of apple trees then the joy of identification

But you are so right - you can only eat so many pies. !!!

Excellent use of fruit if this nature - turn it into cider or vinegar

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By *ilffadMan 16 weeks ago

swansea

Kit brewer, can't be arsed with boiling grains. Normally bitters

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By *exleybuffboyMan 16 weeks ago

sidcup and Spain

Tried it once from a kit. It turned out sooooooo strong it would make the nerves on my face tingle. Sold all the kit on FB shortly thereafter

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By *isfits behaving badlyCouple 16 weeks ago

Coventry

Not for many years now. I think it was one of my fleeting intrests. I made a few successful Batches of cider. Then my last was an attempt to make Vimto cider. Unfortunately I ended my career on a low. The taste was all off, didn't work flavour wise. Very strong though.

Still have the means and I've been tempted to try knocking up some mead when I find time. Ease back in with something simple.

Mr

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By *enk15Man 16 weeks ago

Evesham

Sit apples in some brandy and sugar water, add cinnamon sticks and cloves and sit for a few months.

Thank me later

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By *TinRedCouple 16 weeks ago

Reading

I've brewed plenty of turbo cider over the years. Specialty being Vimto turbo cider!

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By *bostCouple 16 weeks ago

glasgow

Tried homebrewing. To be honest the juice wasn’t really worth the squeeze. Whole morning of cleaning everything. An afternoon of boilin, cooling and boiling. Then 3/4 weeks wait for something that was decent, but not mind blowing.

It passed some time during lockdown and bought quite a bit of kit to do it. Not done it again in years though.

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By *ubikslongsword OP   Man 16 weeks ago

East Grinstead


"I used to make cider with the apples and pears from the trees in the garden (one of each). Well what else would you do with them? It would be a waste to throw them away.

I still have some bottles left that I need to relocate.

Bottles for my mead is my current search at boot sales

The ones I need to relocate are still full of cider. "

I'd happily empty them 🤣

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By *ortySwitchMan 16 weeks ago

london


"With the emergence of nerds in the forum I thought I'd ask.

Are there any home brewers on the forum, if so what do you brew and how long have you been doing it?"

The only "homebrew" i have these days is for Mac OS, so I can run other software.

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By *rown_Bread78Man 16 weeks ago

Leeds

About 20years ago, for a couple of years, I got a bit obsessive brewing wine from kits. I made about 700 bottles, used wooden corks and shrinkwrap seals. Looked good.

Tasted good 6 months aged, very good 12 months.

I might do some German wheat beer one day

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By (user no longer on site) 16 weeks ago


"About 20years ago, for a couple of years, I got a bit obsessive brewing wine from kits. I made about 700 bottles, used wooden corks and shrinkwrap seals. Looked good.

Tasted good 6 months aged, very good 12 months.

I might do some German wheat beer one day"

Wheat beer is my favourite. It also hides a few rookie mistakes too.

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By *idnight RamblerMan 16 weeks ago

Pershore

I have a good supply of apples so make cider. It's dreadful. But allow it to ferment aerobically again with the right culture, and the resulting apple cider vinegar is superb. Also very good for health.

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By *lynJMan 16 weeks ago

Morden


"I used to make cider with the apples and pears from the trees in the garden (one of each). Well what else would you do with them? It would be a waste to throw them away.

I still have some bottles left that I need to relocate.

Bottles for my mead is my current search at boot sales

The ones I need to relocate are still full of cider.

I'd happily empty them 🤣"

Thanks for the offer but I think I can manage

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By *rown_Bread78Man 16 weeks ago

Leeds


"

Wheat beer is my favourite. It also hides a few rookie mistakes too. "

Bavarian wheat beers - yummy

Belgian trappist beers too

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