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Should get my tax refund this week hopefully, if it's as good as estimated I'll be interested in this if it's still for sale. Will let you know. Cheers,

+1 to Friday deliveries, it's always good getting a care package delivered in time for the weekend. One of the few upsides to travelling into the city every day for work. :icon_cheers:

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If you want to go weldless to fit the valve to the HLT best bet would be a bulkhead fitting, I got mine from Beerbelly http://www.beerbelly.com.au/fittings.html last weekend (No affiliation etc etc), haven't fitted it yet though. Comes with a locknut for each side of the vessel wall and a...

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Bulk priming for the flexibility factor of being able to adjust carb level to whatever style you're. Dewing. Also makes it a lot easier if you're using bottles other than 375 / 750ml

From memory, the last order that I put in through Coopers turned up 3 - 4 days later, I think the 28 days would just be there to cover themselves if something goes wrong somewhere along the production line.

Popped the top off one of these last night, unfortunately my non beer drinking SWMBO had a taste and decided that she could drink this. Can't see this batch lasting very long so I may be brewing this one again very soon :chug:

Good point Ian, I hadn't actually thought that far ahead. If I had I would have remembered there's a lot of work in the macros to carry across the additional rows to the recipes & brewday sheets. Oh well, time for another home brew :icon_cheers:

Just bottled a batch of this about half an hour ago, smells and tastes amazing. Might have to crack one at 2 weeks just to see how good it really is. :icon_chickcheers:

To get the additional IBU to calculate you will need to change the formula in cell K14 to add in the additional cells that you are adding. The original formula should read something like =INT((SUM(G26:G31,F6:F7))*10)/10 to get the additional rows into the calculation, just change G31 to the last...

For a good (IMO) & easy extract beer, the RE Weizen in the recipe DB is a pretty good jumping off point. Nothing to intricate and a pretty sessionable beer that's good to drink a week after bottling