Field note · 8 min
Sanitation in ten minutes
Most failed batches are bacteria, not bad luck. A repeatable cleaning routine that scales from a five-litre fermenter to a twenty-five-litre carboy.
Full guide published with each kit purchase.
Brewing guides
Each kit ships with its own Field Guide PDF. These are the standalone short guides — the kind of thing we'd write on a postcard if you asked us in the shop.
Field note · 8 min
Most failed batches are bacteria, not bad luck. A repeatable cleaning routine that scales from a five-litre fermenter to a twenty-five-litre carboy.
Full guide published with each kit purchase.
Field note · 6 min
The difference between OG, FG and ABV — explained without algebra. When to read, when to stop reading, and how to know your batch is done.
Full guide published with each kit purchase.
Field note · 7 min
Why timing matters more than quantity. The two days that determine whether your IPA smells of grapefruit or grass clippings.
Full guide published with each kit purchase.
Field note · 9 min
Turning the family refrigerator into a lager cellar with a £15 thermostat. The 28 days that separate lager from ale.
Full guide published with each kit purchase.
Field note · 5 min
Twenty words that describe a beer better than 'good' or 'gone off'. A page you can tape to the inside of your fermenter cupboard.
Full guide published with each kit purchase.
Field note · 10 min
Buttery, cardboard, green-apple, soap, plastic. A cheat sheet that turns a bad batch into a learning batch.
Full guide published with each kit purchase.
The exact PDF you get inside each box. We do not use any registered beer brand name in any recipe — every style is described as a style.
O-01 · starter
Field Guide PDF — fermenting a balanced golden style at room temperature.
See the kit →O-02 · ipa
PDF — dry-hopping, aroma timing, finished bitterness math.
See the kit →O-03 · lager
PDF — controlling fermentation temperature for clean lager character.
See the kit →O-04 · stout
PDF — picking a stout or porter finish with one set of grains.
See the kit →O-05 · cider
PDF — sourcing fresh juice, gravity readings, dry vs sweet finishes.
See the kit →O-06 · seltzer
PDF — neutral fermentation, splitting batches, balancing flavour powders.
See the kit →O-07 · cleaning
PDF — repeatable cleaning routine that scales from 5 L to 25 L.
See the kit →Pick a kit. We did the math, the malt, and the timing for you.