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Here's how we made our wedding beer...

Image description — 25kg sack of Malted Barley

Image description — Malted Barley

Image description — The ingredients for Glynnis: Pilsner Malt, Flaked Barley, Pale Malt and Roasted Barley

Image description — Weighing the malt

Image description — Water treatment

Image description — Adjusting water pH

Image description — Preparing the mash

Image description — Preparing the mash

Image description — Mashing in (with guest appearance from Ross)

Image description — Mashing in

Image description — The Mash

Image description — Making Glynnis

Image description — Sparging the grain

Image description — Sparging the grain

Image description — Boiling

Image description — Boiling: The hot break

Image description — Boiling: The hot break (this is what happens when you're not watching as it comes to the boil!)

Image description — Julia and Chris

Image description — Foil-packed hops

Image description — Weighing hops

Image description — Adding hops

Image description — Hops in a bag, ready to add to the boil

Image description — Hop bags and wort, once the boil has finished

Image description — Boiling makes the house foggy!

Image description — Cooling the wort

Image description — Cooling the wort

Image description — Measuring the gravity (i.e. checking how much sugar is in the wort)

Image description — Used hops after the boil

Image description — We borrowed this gadget to help cultivating yeast

Image description — Pitching the yeast

Image description — Fermentation

Image description — Fermentation

Image description — The Fermenters

Image description — Measuring the final gravity

Image description — Ingredients for Cider!

Image description — Ingredients for Strawberry Cider!

Image description — Making cider

Image description — Cider fermenter

Image description — Used beer bottles, ready for washing

Image description — Soaking labels off in the bath

Image description — Sanitising the bottling tree

Image description — Sanitising bottles

Image description — Sanitising bottles

Image description — Sanitising bottle caps

Image description — Weighing the priming sugar (this will feed the yeast, in order to carbonate the beer once it's in the bottle)

Image description — Making a priming sugar solution (this will feed the yeast, in order to carbonate the beer once it's in the bottle)

Image description — Transferring beer from the fermenter, ready for bottling

Image description — Filling bottles

Image description — Capping bottles

Image description — Capping bottles

Image description — Capping bottles

Image description — Bottle Conditioning by the radiator

Image description — Pouring our first ever beer

Image description — Trying Glynnis for the first time

Image description — An early tasting session

Image description — This is the wedding invitation design, which we also used on the bottle labels

Image description — Designing the labels

Image description — Finished label design

Image description — The first label proofs back from the printers

Image description — First batch of labels

Image description — Second batch of labels

Image description — Labelling

Image description — Labelling

Image description — Labelling

Image description — Labelling

Image description — Labelling

Image description — Labelling

Image description — And they're all finished!

Image description — The wedding day beer menu

Image description — Wedding day: The beer fridge

Image description — Wedding day: The beer fridge

Image description — Wedding day: The bar

Image description — Wedding day: The bar

Image description — Wedding day: The bar

Image description — Wedding day: Restocking the fridge

The complete list of beers:

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