Luv Makes Beer

You'll know my 'local' in that it's a Chef and Brewer. Not really a pub as such.

Was staggered at that price though. It's two quid a pint cheaper in Mumbles, and that's pretty touristy.

One was a Madri, which is churned out pish and should be £4 a pint, tops.

 

That's what's in the beer box.

 

Committed to reducing waste.

 

You're gonna have to tell me how this goes as I might yet do it.

Just seems a bit too mix in the bag, but if it's nice then why not?

What's the strength of these beers?

 

And increasing waist

 

Strength varies but the ones I've kept are all around 4%

 

My father in law has a bread maker and makes bread from the leftover yeast.

 

Probably make it tomorrow, ready then in about 10 days.

 

Not ordered any beer from a certain company for a while, got an email giving me 40% off my next order, 48 cans for £42 free delivery.
Not sure if it will work for everyone but if anyone wants the code send me a pm

 

Sterilised it which was easy enough. Then just mixed the pouch with bottled water and poured it in, added the yeast and gave it a shake. On the dock now for 9 days.

 

The app says 5 days brewing then 4 in the fridge but the father in law says 10 days brewing and then 5 in the fridge.

 

Mrs luv goes to a show with the outlaws for the weekend on Saturday 18th so I'm cutting the fridge conditioning by a day.

 

What's happening with this Luv, all gone quiet

 

I suppose it's just at that stage, It bubbled away for a while and is now just sitting in a corner of the living room. Looks neat and tidy so no complaints. I do something called cold crashing on Tuesday where it goes to the fridge to brew for a day then it's conditioning for 4 days. Ready for Friday.

 

Looking forward to the taste review

 

It's hard work just letting it sit there and hoping it's doing what it's supposed to. No ****ing clue until you pour one.

 

It will no doubt taste like ****

 

Thanks for your support.

 

Still drink it, it’s alcohol.