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My last batch of homebrew: Coopers IPA £12, brewing sugar £2 (Art of Brewing, all orders over £49 post free), and then water from asda. Total cost about £20... 36 bottles makes it about 55p per half litre, 60p a pint? :D
I've had the kit for about 6 months, just have to find the time to get started.
I must have a go when I find the time. Here in my Italian village, it seems everyone has a little vineyard, and olive grove, and the local wines are highly drinkable, sold out of the back door for the most part. €2 a bottle.
My lady swoons over the oil.
Likely, everyone would be pleased if Il Inglese - actually Il Scozese - brewed up a few gallons of beer for the Festa.
Ta for the complementary link, I hadn't seen it. :)
There's a lot of good comedy we aren't allowed to see anymore for PC reasons. None of them were remotely racist, in fact the Goodies episode mentioned in the Mail piece was the precise opposite.
I'd add the recent banning by the BBC of "it ain't half hot mum" as another sad loss of humour for pathetic reasons along with Alf Garnett and Love Thy Neighbour (Where the bigot always lost).
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