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It would seem ive overlooked firing the kettle for the boil not really going to be that helpful/beneficial after all is it

Looking at adding a herms to my BIAB setup for a couple of reasons. First, its a major PITA to step mash on gas, easy to overshoot your target temp for the next step if your not watching like a hawk Second, I want to go electric as gas usage with my nasa is ridiculous. I have limited power...

I didn't mind some of the Mildura brews. Mallee bull heavy and the honey wheat were my faves. If they even continue to be produced, they will no doubt turn to ****. That broo cats piss is horrid

the difference in the build quality between the gf and the robo is like comparing a bunnings bbq to say a matador or more expensive brand. The robobrew (bunnings bbq) finish is ok/looks the part but it will get the job done as opposed to the gf which is much better put together and will likely...

35 litres is a bit small for me but the rest of the robos features tick the boxes. You would be pushing **** up hill to punch out a full batch of a higher grav beer like a barley wine or ris

This reeks of a last ditch effort to keep the business afloat. No thanks.

This reeks of a last ditch effort to keep the business afloat. No thanks.

The coopers starter kits have a plastic hydro, i found they are a couple of points off though

The only thing I've seen better than a hydrometer is out of reach of most home brewers. A local brewery i was fortunate enough to help brew a big imperial ipa had a digital device that measures both specific gravity and mash ph. Was worth about 5k from memory

http://craftypint.com/beer/4209/nail-brewing-vpa

The "groan" noise you have mentioned is pretty normal. Every reg I've had, this is the noise that's made when you put your gas on. If the amount of gas coming out of the mytton is the same as the corny my guess would be a partial blockage in your liquid dip tube but hard to say. You would...

I completely sympathise with your addiction to stouts. One of my favourite styles. Always got at least one keg filled with stout

If its not a proper argoshield cylinder (peacock blue with light grey neck) i don't like your chances of finding a place that will happily fill them

Thank you to everyone for their input. Going to charge ahead with it, but probably drop my mash temp. Was going to mash high but with the extra caras in there i could probably get away with doing a standard 66oC mash. Would it be worth bumping the ibu up a bit? If so how much?

That's a fair call mate. Everyones taste when it comes to beer is different so there's no right or wrong answer there

At almost a year on from obtaining this beer, i thought it was the right time to sample it. I can tell you this beer is well worth the price tag. Upon sipping you are greeted with a gorgeous aroma and flavours of raisins, chocolate and roasted coffee, perfectly balanced with just the right...

Completely fine use it on my fermenter and no chill cubes brings them up bright white again after storing wort in them

Ok, so in my haste to order a couple of brews worth of grain to tie me over on the Xmas break, i put together a recipe for a session red IPA. While i was still half asleep after night shift. Needless to say, i somehow managed to enter 20% of cara malts instead of the 10 to 15% max i was...

This guy knows where its at! I love my ss pluto gun practical on a home brew level and look freakin cool. Great for giving your smart arse mate an unexpected spray too

Brewman. Won't get better service