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If your not an old pom the coalman might not be understood (they delivered coal to the front of the house or the back, depending on where in your house the access to the coal bunker was, basically a cellar with internal access) but the rest of it will be.

https://www.diybeer.com/au/brewing-extracts.html or google coopers club, top of page is a link to "recipes" it's alphabetical or there's a tab where you can search. Join their club, it's free and you get a discount, plus free shipping (conditions apply) All grain is probably the gold standard...

https://www.diybeer.com/au/recipe/devil-s-brew-porter.html

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philrob without your "local water" profile, this is meaningless. meh!

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As a continuation of the conversation we were having on "mod meltdown" right of reply has been denied by philrob (moderator) so this new thread is started. Reasons for locking the original thread have not been given, may I suggest that all you phil supporters rethink your supporting comments...

I've got a 35L Robo brew and it works well, do make sure it's a later version, the early units had normal heating elements and it was easy to scorch the grain, the later ones switched to ultra low watt density elements, the easy way to tell is if it has 3 little rubber feet it's a later one, the...

Welcome, BIAB is a great way to get into AG (all grain) brewing without taking out a second mortgage. Yes there's a fair bit to learn, but remember that you can make it as simple or as complicated as you want, there's plenty of good beer made in a bucket. There are two absolute essentials...

Mate, glad you got a result and good to see another kveik user here, if it wasn't so sad, and predictable it would be funny, a new fan shroud? so we are on the first shipment of a new product and already we've got a V1.1 upgrade, Oh ffs WHY? WHY can't they get their **** together and just do...

3 ways to do it, 1 ^ as Dunc does it, 2 prime the keg with sugar (basically treat the keg as a large bottle) 3 force carbonate, many ways to do this, the simplest is connect to gas at required pressure for level of carbonation desired, and leave for a week or two.

Do NOT! drill any holes anywhere in any fridge, get a soldering iron and melt a hole in the plastic inside the fridge where you want the hole, wriggle it around a bit to clear out the insulation, and confirm no gas lines or wires then drill your hole from the inside to out.

The best way to drill a hole in a fridge is with a soldering iron, melt the plastic, and insulation inside where you want the hole, and then drill from inside out, any pipes or wires will easily be seen and no damage done.

My wife just said "You aren't even listening are you?" I thought "that's a strange way to start a conversation"

Well there must be different designs, with bearings designed for horizontal mounting, let's hope the rapt has one such fan, because I have a box full of dead (ok not actually dead just really noisy) fans that were mounted horizontally in fermenting fridges, the strange thing is if you hold them...

Looks like the critical minds had a critical fail rofl. Just more sales bs, good idea though, I ordered mine last week. The only problem with it is you're locked into push in's, either JG or duo's, I'm not a fan and prefer barbs but such is life, it'll be worth it to get rid of the coils in the...

Can't complain about the quality control when there isn't any, that's just plain bs, but to be expected from a beta product. An observation: that looks very much like a computer fan, I've played around with them a lot, and found they seem to be designed to run vertically, in other words when put...

Ok, so you joined yesterday, I will assume you have googled lots, if not, why not? There's a **** load of how too's on the tube, some of which might be worth looking at. Having said that there's a couple of things to get sorted, if you want the pub bar font tap thing, your kegerators are the way...

Whether it's nice or not is subjective, what I can say is it's bloody expensive for what you get. Yes you pay for a turn key solution but I reckon $1500 would easily get you the same set up if you can build the serving fridge yourself, and would probably be better quality.