Helo from Normandy

[Phil Dunbar]

Hi. I have been brewing in the UK since the 1970s on and off. When I moved to France, near Paris, I started up again in order to brew a beer that was less alcoholic and more to my taste, i.e. English Bitter. I used malt from the UK and other grains and adjuncts from Belgium. I invested in a grainfather which made the brewing easier and more consistent. Since moving to Normandy at the end of last year I have not had the time to set up my brewery, but I hope that will occur shortly.

 

[T Murph]

Welcome to the community from Alabama

 

[bellhp]

Welcome Sir ,

 

[passedpawn]

bonjour! and welcome to our forum, just a wee exit off the internet highway. we're proud of it.

 

[shetc]

Normandy? You should be making cider Bienvenue.

 

[OakIslandBrewery]

Welcome to the party!
I hope you get that brewery fired up again as you're missing out on so many rewarding brews.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Hi. I have been brewing in the UK since the 1970s on and off. When I moved to France, near Paris, I started up again in order to brew a beer that was less alcoholic and more to my taste, i.e. English Bitter. I used malt from the UK and other grains and adjuncts from Belgium. I invested in a grainfather which made the brewing easier and more consistent. Since moving to Normandy at the end of last year I have not had the time to set up my brewery, but I hope that will occur shortly.

Welcome from Warrington.