No new brewday reports must signal that it’s time to start planning the next brew. We also need to plan keg and bottle capacity with the Christmas break in mind. It’s been a hectic year away from the Boxshed, and we’re looking forward to a nice chunk of downtime over the Christmas holiday. We’re plotting [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Boxshed dark Garden ’09’
General Update: Timmy’s Original and plans
Posted in Update, tagged Bonfire, Boxshed Brown Corduroys, Boxshed dark Garden '09, Boxshed Irish Dry Stout, Boxshed Timmy's Original, christmas, Cornelius keg, Edwardstone White Horse, Fermentation, halloween, liquid yeast, pale ale, secondary, stout on 26 October, 2009 | 1 Comment »
General Brew Update: Boxshed Autumn Ale and Boxshed Dark Garden ’09
Posted in Update, tagged autumn, autumn ale, bottling, Boxshed Brown Corduroys, Boxshed Dark garden, Boxshed dark Garden '09, Boxshed Top Secret Autumn Ale, Cornelius keg, cornie, Fermentation, FV, garden hops, kegs, King Keg, primary, racking, secondary, siphon, swintops, transfer on 7 October, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Just a quick update of various movements of beers between different buckets, kegs and bottles. It may not look much but then you didn’t have to clean the stone out of the bottles and kegs with a pipe brush and a hosepipe… The Boxshed Top Secret Autumn Ale finished secondary fermentation, dropping nice and clear. [...]
Brewday Update: Boxshed Dark Garden ’09
Posted in Update, tagged Boxshed dark Garden '09, Dark, dark ale, dark garden, Fuggles, garden hops, Goldings, Mild, WGV on 3 October, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Here are a couple of videos that were taken during the recent Dark Garden ’09 brewday that we’d forgotten about. We haven’t got a free video editing tool to hand (any ideas of the best option, please leave a comment and let us know) so they’re a bit rough and ready and are just raw [...]
Brewday: Boxshed Dark Garden ’09
Posted in Brewdays, tagged Boxshed dark Garden '09, dark garden, Fuggles, garden hops, gervin, Mild, Nottingham, WGV on 2 October, 2009 | 3 Comments »
It’s taken a week or more to get this brewday post up on the blog. The day job may not be as much fun as either brewing or drinking beer, but it certainly consumes a lot more time and energy. What can you do, eh? This brew revisited a very successful recipe from a year [...]
