Recent content by mitchellcullen

Selling all my home brew stuff, the ad is on gumtree. http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/aspley/miscellaneous-goods/home-brew-setup-with-kegs-and-fridge/1181043541?utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=app_ios&utm_medium=social&utm_source=ios_social

Gumtree kit http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/aspley/miscellaneous-goods/home-brew-setup-with-kegs-and-fridge/1181043541?utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=app_ios&utm_medium=social&utm_source=ios_social

I have tried a killer milk stout in Bristol UK last year and have yet to try and milk stout since because of the lack of places to buy them and there probably isnt too many out there.

Haha of course my local roasted barley shop, Ill head to brewers choice on the way home tomorrow and grab a bit. Just add 300g to the recipe?

I might stick with the 350 then. Will I be lacking some of the roasty flavours by not having black patent? I probably wont be able to get any black by brew day but where do I get roasted barley?

touche

I did take a lot from the thirsty crow vanilla milk stout and they only said 9 percent lactose, maybe because of the vanilla. but i have changed a few other things, added some oats and things. might be best to bump up the lactose a bit too

Have thrown a few brews down and after a few carbonation problems and other small problems, I have nailed a pale ale and am very stoked. Thought i would jump to a stout as the range of stouts at the bottlo is minimal and i can never find many milk stouts. browsed through a few recipes and...

Hey Crusty, I have been looking at getting some sort of brew software but i have a mac so it isnt as easy. i think i will end up going with beersmith, does it have the same features as brewmate for biab and no chill? i will definitely give the no chill a go! I have a 3 ring burner gas set up...

Hey Tony, I started with 30L which i calculated off of an online calculator but i think there is variations for different equipment so i guess it becomes easier.

I thought i would write my first post, I have been reading and researching a lot through the last month and finally made the move and bought new gear to start brewing all grain! I attempted my first BIAB with a the Fat Cat Yak, American Pale Ale recipe from Brewers Choice. Everything went...