New to brew?
If you’re new to brew then this section is for you. Please have a look at the posts below which should help point you in the right direction.
How to cut holes in stainless steel brewing vessels
Customising your brew kit with an extra valve, thermowell, or electric element can really improve the flexibility of your vesselsRead more...
How to use liquid yeast
Liquid yeast gives you the widest choice of fresh yeast strains for every beer style imaginable - but it takesRead more...
Does yeast make a difference?
At The Malt Miller, we stock well over 300 varieties of yeast. But what's the difference between all these strains?Read more...
Hydrometers and refractometers
You may have seen the initials “OG” and “FG” on a recipe, but what do these mean? Original gangster? FinalRead more...
Brewing pumps explained
A pump is a great addition to almost any brewing set up. Here’s our quick guide to where you’d useRead more...
5 Top Tips for brewing a beer kit
Beer kits are a fantastic gift, and we’re sure many of you will receive one in the next few weeks!Read more...
How to start home brewing
Homebrewing is a brilliant hobby (we would say that, wouldn’t we) but we know it can be a little overwhelmingRead more...
Brewers Insights – Cleaning and Sanitising
This week, lets have a look at different products for cleaning and sanitising. The range of products has increased hugelyRead more...
Brewers Insights – How to read a beer recipe and calculate liquor volumes
Hello, this week we have had many questions form brewers who are making recipe kits asking about various different partsRead more...Controlling Fermentation Temperature
In this video we show you how to build your own fermentation chamber from a fridge. For most home brewersRead more…
Mangrove Jacks beer kits and brewery in a box
In this video we show you just how easy it is to start home brewing your own beer using theRead more...
So you want to start kegging your home brew
One of the most asked questions we get asked is what do I need to start kegging my beer? WeRead more…
