It can last up to several years dependant on the style.
I have a mild and a pale ale on the go.
It'll last me a while. I keg it.

I'm biased but I'll put it up against anything from a hand pump in a pub. It's in a different league to the stuff from the cans and taps.

I have 80 pints fermenting away at present.
The way I do it needs some equipment making and some knowledge.
You can make good beer from a tin though.

his is what goes into a typical brew.

We'll I'm just waiting for all those elderberries.

I made a Hawthorne berry wine last year that I have just drank.

Any one into brewing beer.

Here's my set up.

For those of you using a tarp' could you not construct a simple pitched support from battens?

I have a padlock on my coop door. When it' on It's impossible for the door to be shut.

Maybe that is an option.

I'd say just over the length of a chicken.

Well done.

This is 8 miles from me, I wish I'd of read this earlier.

It is better (so I've read) for them to roost, feet and breast bone problem apparently. I also means the poop is all in on nice line to clean out in the morning. If you keep placing them on the perches then they should get the idea. This is my set up. The seem to sit next to each other on the lower ...

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