If you are like the general public, you almost certainly love trivialities. Come on – confess. The apparatus was not as straightforward to get as it is now. So how would you like to grasp 1 or 2 fun points about lager and homebrewing? Everyone knows about the way in which the travellers landed on Plymouth Rock. I suspect we were thinking we’d run hoses behind the bed and attach them to nozzles.

My concept was to have the keg behind the wall, which isn’t unusual in the majority of my concepts. However it’s usually been an excellent idea. It can be as simple as mix, brew, bottle and enjoy. Mixing is done in the fermenter – all you really need is hot water, a malt kit, cold water added for volume, and the right yeast. Once the fermentation is finished, you can bottle your liquid gold and just after you will be enjoying that first savory sip. The fermenting occurs as the yeast eats the sugars, all while you chill and take it nice and easy. Continue reading →