lazy hazy ipa volume 2 the road to el dorado

hey all
so its been a little while but i was thinking about you :P
so i'm jumping right in with a 2nd version of the cheats ipa or lazy hazy.
i'm not a fan of ales or ipa's, I just can't get in to them but i like the idea of a heavy hop tasty treat so I do what i do best, make it in a way that i like and is easy!
this time around i left the citra hops and went for 2 that just look amazing, lemon drop and el dorado, the hopes is to have a finished ipa style beer that has all those wonderful tropical fruit flavors with lemon drops :)
i really can't wait!
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[@ashhall8383]

thanks look forward to the update, wilko have 25% off all home brew products

[@cheshirehomebrew]

Pucked a couple of bits myself. Cheers.

[@alexspain2312]

Hi Lee. Loving your videos and going to be doing the Lazy Hazy volume 1 next week! (Currently fermenting the Mexican Cerveza I used your video to do). Did you ever bottle this? Did it work?

[@ledzep331]

Welcome back Lee I've bought a few botanical ingredients and making some gins at the moment so our products couldn't be much further apart but ethanol is ethanol :P

[@tonytwistuk]

Looking forward to seeing how this turns out

[@jameshines3936]

You should write an all things making booze book, I'd totally buy it!

[@ivormectin.3046]

hi do you still use the air still..?, also is it really worth bothering about..?,i was thinking of buying one ... whats your real opinion.

[@AntoniNorman]

Have you brewed with Alcotec 48 Fruit & Grain Turbo Yeast yet? Got myself some the other day. Its like £3.99 off of Ebay. Has some pretty big clams. It can do 20% in 4 days. It also has all the nutrients with double enzyme. Guessing Amylase and Pectolase. This could be a great all round yeast for the price.

[@makinghomebrewwildandcheap]

i haven't yet but i am going to :) cheers

[@AntoniNorman]

@@makinghomebrewwildandcheap Making a melomel (honey and cranberry) with it at the moment, a day in. Going to give them out as Xmas gifts. Got 1.5kg of wild honey off of ebay as well for £12, was tempted to do it with cheap store own brand, but its not just for me and never used/tasted wild honey. Hopefully it will be nice by Xmas.

[@cheekysaver]

I am about to start a lager for dad and put in a couple ounces of lemondrop. He does not like bitter beers.... and there was as ale. Malt tins were on sale for $14.99 canadian... the brew enhancer was $11.99 in the same grocery store...and they sent out coupons for $10 off when you spend $25. ... so you know... I "had too" :D With my recipe it will be around 5% and make 18 liters or 5 gallons. That is TONS of beer for my dad.... TONS.

[@dannywhite132]

Good to see you back again. I can drink an IPA but always preferred a crisp pilsner/lager over them, so might give this a go. Question, if you can answer it, I was bought a beer kit a while back (Woodford wherry) and it finished yesterday. It hasnt bubbled for a while through the airlock, but it's very sweet compared to other ales. Is there a reason for this? I started it when it was very hot so idk of this affected it? Also been subscribed just over a year now!

[@makinghomebrewwildandcheap]

hey Daniel, I am very glad to be back, its like not knowing you needed something so much until you do it :) I want to like IPA's, its just I don't so this is my way to make up for it so i don't feel left out :P Woodford wherry being an ale isn't my bag but I do know it naturally finishes sweeter than others, a fairly rapid change in temperature during fermentation will make it finish sooner. still all useful info for the next one wow, a year! Really! I remember talking to you when you 1st subbed!

[@dannywhite132]

@@makinghomebrewwildandcheap yeah it was bought for me for my grandfather who is into them, plus they tend to be easier than lagers to produce. From some googling it says it is a little sweet but this seems over the top. Still drinkable (you can take the student put of uni, but can't take the uni out of the student). Thinking of doing a couple Demi's of wine and letting them age untill Christmas as presents. Any suggestions of wines you found turned out well? Don't really want to do standard red or white wine kit. Thought about blackberry but in the past I've found that a little lacking...

[@makinghomebrewwildandcheap]

@@dannywhite132 i guess it was free and free is a good price to pay :) with it being in brewing terms being pretty close to xmas some jam wines and apple jack always goes down well