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"baconsarnie":1n12efk7 wrote: Let me know in advance roughly how much to bring.[/quote:1n12efk7]Just watch the numbers and guess yourself.

1. TheBeerNut (Kit-and-kilo: Cooper's Australian Lager)
2. SBillings (All-grain: Seisiún (Pseudo-Lager))
3. brian_c (Extract: Blonde Ale, partial boil)
4. Saruman (All-Grain: Pseudo-Lager - no temp control)
5. IrishPartyAle (Kit'n'kilo from sbillings and hacked Coopers kit)
6. Baconsarnie
7. MrsBeerNut

"TheBeerNut":3dbajkkz wrote: Time, I think, to start putting some numbers and beers to this.

Stick your name down below if you're coming along: 3pm on Saturday 4th December. If you're bringing a challenge beer, tell us if it's Kit, Extract or All-Grain.

Delboy, are you still up for this? If not, and you'd like to donate, can I meet you at the Ulster Hall this Saturday?

And, of course, if anyone wants to bring any other homebrews along for a general homebrew shindig, that's fine. 'Cos there's no way I'm drinking kit lager all evening for one thing...

1. TheBeerNut (Kit-and-kilo: Cooper's Australian Lager)[/quote:3dbajkkz]

Don't think im going to be able to make either this do or the beer festival for that matter, i tasted the lager not so long ago and its total pants to be honest, the ale from exactly the same wort was great though.
I don't think i've yet managed to make anything decent using dried lager yeast, any that have been good have been liquid.
Im going to order some brewlabs lager yeast and see how that performs. Anyway sorry for the non-particpation, hope it goes well and i look forward to reading the write up <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->