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Planning on brewing this on the weekend. All Gladfield malts, belle saison yeast. Would usually go with vienna malt over Munich, but I have some to use up, so I just reduced the amount. Recipe: New Footscray Saison Brewer: Asst Brewer: Style: Saison TYPE: All Grain Taste: (30.0) Recipe...

Sounds awesome!

Let me know how it goes!

Czech Pilsner. My first lager, and incidentally the first pour from my kegerator! **** yeah!

Sorry, should have updated post. Keg sold & collected

I'll buy that if it's going!

The guys at Andale will be getting sick of me! Cheers Mark, great advice

Thanks Mark. Can I assume that it *shouldnt* vent CO2 from the vessel back through the regulator? In this instance I used a carbonator cap to purge oxygen from a PET bottle, but once I backed off the gas, the bottle lost pressure through this hole. I assume gas was leaking back out from my keg...

It wasn't rattling loose, but I was able to tighten a little more. I'll see if it's still leaking.

Bugger! There is definitely gas leaking from there. Cheers mate!

I just had my first ever keg on gas for a week to find out tonight that there is no pressure in the keg whatsoever. I didn't think I had a leak, but I now realise co2 seems to be leaking from a gaping hole in my regulator. I bought the reg second hand & I have no idea what purpose the hole...

Thanks Mark, I'll give that a crack!

Awesome, thanks. Yeah mine are ancient. Very cool, but definitely need new seals etc. so, the brass thread - is that the one the stainless nut/cap screws on to?

Does anyone here have experience with, or better yet, a resource that shows how to break down an ANDALE EK tap? I have NFI what I'm doing. The handle seems to be held in place by a brass "C" washer & I'm not sure if I should be able to pry it out or what. I've found the breakdown/parts list on...

I made Denny's bourbon vanilla porter & used two pods split & scraped and soaked in about 100ml of bourbon. Added after primary fermentation for about 10 days and there's a decent and detectable vanilla flavour there. It's a back-note, but distinguishable and delicious. I like the idea of the...

Hey neighbour! I still have the vintage crown seals left, but they're pretty unique so I'm keen to sell them rather than swap for beer.

@BJB - thanks mate, have had an offer of $75 via PM, which I have accepted. I'll let you know if that doesn't go ahead.

Also, flip-top and vintage crown seals both now dropped to $20 each

Just two, to two taps, so presumably not flooded

Hi Max, I have no idea if it's flooded, but I'm going to say no because it's probably 30 years old.