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Old 16-11-2004, 23:01   #6
Dave Stones
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Re: home brew

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Originally Posted by Ramrod
afaik............we aren't allowed to produce spirits ourselves in this country.
My grandfather used to distill his own here though
I brewed a batch of pilsner a few years back that did me in after only one bottle.......decreased the amount of sugar in it these days
see, that's why i'm not sure, cos if you go to http://www.art-of-brewing.co.uk/acatalog/Dtl0004.htm as you can see, you can buy spirit and liqueur kits

i don't really want anything too complex, just something that i can make that can sit in the cupboard under the stairs for a couple of weeks/months and be like knockout gas when it is finally ready

students, eh?
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