17 May 2016
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Time for a new homebrew, the middle of May and a recipe based on Timothy Taylor Best Bitter, thus Maytim is the chosen moniker for my latest beer. I was very pleased with my previous attempt at the recipe (Tiny … Continue reading
26 October 2014
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Yesterday I compared my Tiny Tim homebrew with a bottle of Timothy Taylor’s Landlord. The two weren’t identical but both were good drinks. I had asked Jane to not tell me which glass was which. The more persistent foam on … Continue reading
21 October 2014
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Today I’ve made some labels for some recent things we’ve made: Garden Relish is a chutney Jane cooked up yesterday, mainly using produce from the garden (natch). The Tiny Tim beer is the one I finished a month or so … Continue reading
15 October 2014
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I got my Autumn Gold brew in the bottle today or, more precisely, 11 swing-top Grolsch bottles with almost a glass (but not quite a bottle full) left over to sample as first runnings, including the beer that had been … Continue reading
4 October 2014
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I broke open my first bottle of Tiny Tim today. It is only a couple of weeks since I bottled it but it seems to be fit to drink already. The reason for the impatience is that I’m cooking up another … Continue reading
22 September 2014
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Tiny Tim is now safely in the bottle. It was a short length brew and I only got 8 bottles but I hope they will be good ones. Next time I do the recipe I will have to consider either … Continue reading
16 September 2014
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Yesterday’s wort, tomorrow’s beer (*) and so my Tiny Tim brew went into the fermentor today. As with my previous brew, I’m using the same 13l stock pot that I used to mash and boil in yesterday. It is an … Continue reading
15 September 2014
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With the chances of temperatures rising above the early 20s now looking minimal, I decided this morning that it is time to get another homebrew underway. I can use my brew belt to boost the temperature of the fermenting wort … Continue reading