Recent content by lmccrone

Up for sale is my beloved home brew setup. It's a great set up and has produced beers that have won awards at Vicbrew, I'm only selling because I've upgraded to a Braumeister to save time and space. I'm pretty flexible on price I just really want it to go to someone who's going to keep making...

good stuff, when are you available to pick up? PM me your address

I'll take them

Inbev aren't silly, the public is developing a taste for quality beer and Pirate Life produce quality beer, if they change up the recipe then they wont be in the premium market anymore. TATA brought jaguar a few years back, they didn't start sticking a jag hood ornament on all their mass...

Sounds good. So I'm taking the ale malt, the 6kg gas bottle and the SCT 100, and I owe you $165. When suits for pick up?

Ok, ill take the Ale malt, does that come with the specialty malt all for $40?

I'll take the 6 kg gas bottle as well

G'day Mate I'll take the SCT1000 and depending on some further info on the malt i might me interested in it as well (how old is it? what type is it?) Cheers

I'm pretty impressed you went to the trouble of taking a photo of your beer frowning for this post

I think they live tweeted it last year

Westgate brewers https://www.westgatebrewers.org/ We catch up for a BBQ, beers and to talk about beer on the third Sunday of the month and every second month we have a club comp to enter your beers in, great way to get feed back and improve your brewing Cheers Luke

Any idea on when we might see results?

And that is exactly how i woke up in the emergency department as a 16 year old, ah the memories, just kidding I don't remember a thing about the entire evening.

As a union official I can assure you it's a very unusual tactic to talk up the prospect of a business closing during negotiations. Normally it's the boss who's peddling doom and gloom during wage negotiations

none, the only reason home brew shops carry smoked malt is to give to customers they don't like so they stop coming in, same as hefeweizen yeast