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that sounds really interesting, can you elaborate on the process you used?

ooo please elaborate

potato

we'll have to keep you away from cats

pick me

That's the kind of stuff that makes people leave

the way everyone is so afraid to name it I assume it was sponsored by keg king?

I'll take it

playing video games and plotting world domination

I find fermenters work better

I'm pretty sure qantas do planes

It's fairly obvious they don't want you as a customer

just shop somewhere else instead

tacos

by definition, a use by date indicates something within the product can make you sick after this date, a best before date indicates when a product may become stale and lose flavour but isn't likely to make you sick. in saying that, life is too short to drink crap beer.

I don't think he meant that they literally own it, but they do sponsor the site and the admins delete a lot of anti kegland or pro keg king stuff

I like turtles

I've never actually seen coopers bottles for sale. Every home brew shop I've come across has mangove jacks bottles, which have nothing on the packaging about recommended co2 volumes. Can you point me to someone who does sell bottles with this inforation available on the box? because the moment...

If they tell you they can take more pressure than that, and you lose an eye, they could be up for a lawsuit. So I'm not suprised at all that they don't recommend higher levels. They even alluded to this in their response referencin insurance. Even if they did testing on the bottles straight out...

I think yeast processing has improved a lot over the years, the manufacturers of US-05 state this in their FAQ section: There is the potential for a slight loss in viability (approximately 3-6%) but that will not impact the fermentation at all. I've personally read more stuff online saying...