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When We Are Out Of Stock Lots of products on our store, when we have ran out of stock of an item are available to pre-order. This means that we put in a special order with our suppliers to get extra stock for items that have been pre-ordered. This means it can take up to a week from you ordering to you receiving your order. Therefore, on lots of products, when we have run out of stock, you can pre-order them and to help with the wait, lots of the products on pre-order are now eligible for a 5% discount.
Festival Belgian Dubbel For some reason, this beer kit had never been in our range of Festival Beer Kits, well now it is. Brew up 32 pints of Belgian Dubbel Beer. A beer with lots of plum, caramel and fruit cake flavours. At 7.2% you wont need many or you may find yourself talking Flemish.
Equipment Refresh Every now and then it's good to take a look at your brewing equipment and replace any bits that are getting a bit old or a bit over used with fresh new equipment. Even with thorough cleaning and sanitising, over time plastic like fermenters and syphons can build up an invisible layer on their surface called a biofilm. This biofilm can be a home for lots of bacteria. If you have had an infection when brewing, then it's time for new equipment, so here's a selection of the types of equipment you might want to think of updating...
Plastic Fermenting Buckets should be replaced about every 5 years depending on use and storage. Buy A New Fermenter
Syphons are hard to clean, so any signs of black spots in the tube means it needs replacing. Buy A New Syphon
Seals and O rings over time can begin to perish and allow gas to escape, so if your keg is loosing pressure, it might be time to replace your seals. Buy New Seals
Bottle Brushes can harbour bacteria even when left in steriliser for 24 hours. So it's always a good idea to replace these regularly & sterilise your bottles before filling. Buy A New Bottle Brush
Straining Bags begin to loose their structural integrity after being cooked, boiled, squeezed, straining and sterilised. It's good practice to replace them regularly. Buy A New Straining Bag
Airlocks can get bunged up during vigorous fermentations and Bungs become hard and so dont give a good seal, so replace them every few years. Buy New Airlocks & Bungs
Taps are also prone to a biofilm, so it is good practice to remove them and soak in steriliser. The insides aren't the easiest to clean, sometimes they (and the washer) needs renewing. Buy A New Tap
Bottling Wands can be a pain to clean like syphons, so if you see a build up inside the tubes and sterilising wont clear it, then it's time for a new one. Buy A New Little Bottler
This Months Recipe Carton Orange, Mango & Pineapple Wine OK, this is a bit of a cheat wine, but it is delicious!!! It's quick to make. It is usually a very vigorous fermentation. It looks great and is a totally tropical wine.
Lets Get Brewing! To make 6 bottles of Tropical Orange, Mango and Pineapple Wine, you will need...
Method: 1 - Pour the sugar into the brewing bucket, then pour on the cartons of juice and stir. 2 - Stir in the Pectic Enzyme, Tannin and Yeast Nutrient. 3 - Leave at room temperature until the liquid reaches 18-22°C 4 - Check the gravity with a hydrometer and make a note of the reading 5 - Pitch the yeast. 6 - put on the lid loosely and leave for 7 - 10 days to allow the fermentation to complete.
That’s all from us for now. We'll be bringing you some newrecipes and videos for beer and wine in the near future, so keep your eyes peeled. In the meantime, if you have any suggestions or questions about brewing, feel free to get in touch.
Until next time - Happy Brewing Stay Safe. Brew! & Drink Responsibly.