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[wurzel]

Welcome and happy brewing Chris

[Mamgiowl]

Hi, Chris, and welcome.

Tell your wife not to worry about the smells, 1) her nose will get used to it and 2) she's going to love the end product.

[brewerbailey]

Thanks guys..!!!

I will be requesting a bit of help me thinks over the coming months, years with my brewing attempts!

[Hippie]

Welcome Chris.

Are you making wine or beer ?

[lockwood1956]

Hi chris...and welcome aboard

regards
Bob

[brewerbailey]

Feeling welcomed already.. thanks all!

At the moment Hippy Ive got 3 variants of the well renouned number 1 on the go and doing their thing. Also a Blackberry just hope this one goes well.

Hopefully next weekend slip a nice beer on the go something like an Old Speckled Hen....any recommendations of one..???

[jitter]

Hi,

I'm Simon, I live in Gloucester and this is my second year of winemaking, I'm trying to use all my surplus garden fruit so mostly plum and blackberry although I've done a couple of kits as well (and some turbo cider). I'm most interestd in learning more about making large batches of wine (to fill a 30l primary, my goal being to produce 50 gallons/year) as I'm having problems getting my quantities right so hopefully you wont mind if I have a lot of questions at first!

cheers Simon

[Duffbeer]

Welcome Simon, questions is what we're here for, ask away.

[lockwood1956]

Welcome aboard....

Ask questions, we like questions, but also have a look at the tutorials section too

regards
bob

[Mamgiowl]

Welcome Simon, and ask away. The only silly question is the one you didn't ask.

[rjb222]

Questions hmm do we have answers yep I think so wecome.

[Hippie]

Welcome Simon !

Where is Randy and Paula ???

[jay]

hi all

hi my name is jay and live in essex and am looking to start wine making again have not done it for about 14 years.hopeing to get some equipment in the next week or so. i will start with some easy kit wines first.

[Rich]

Welcome Jay, good luck with the brewing!

[Richard S]

i will start with some easy kit wines first.

Hi Jay, welcome to the forum. I recommend that you start with a Beaverdale kit. They are available in 6 or 30 bottle sizes (1 or 5 gallons) and make fab wine.