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WLP800 has turned out to be sequenced and found to actually be a cerevisiae yeast, so it's an ale not a pastorianus/lager yeast. Probably explains why it's slow at lager temperatures compared with other lager yeast, and has that big top-fermenting style krausen...Jul 31, 2007

When you boil mash you need to boil at 82-83 and maintain that temp, after taking your fore tails (which makes you go blind), any thing over the 82-83 threshold means your now into the after tails, and this is the stuff the damages livers, this is the reason why you don't just boil.

I have been lead to believe that Australia doesn't import toilet paper. It's all made here. Good opportunity to support local jobs, so crap away people!!

G'day You can go to this site, I built the one he designed prior to this more than 10 years ago, this design he reckons you only need to cut a few bricks, he sells his designs for around $10, they come with photos, diagrams and detailed notes, plus advice on where to scrounge materials for the...

Nice Job.

Go to David heaths blog page and look at his modifications to his Grainfather system. should solve most of your problems.

Regarding what temp to ferment at, different yeast like to ferment at different temps, let the instructions on the packet be your guide!

G'day SilasM, Trim vine from rhizomes, using a spade slice of a section of around 5cm X 8cm rhizome roots and all & place in zip lock bags with a little saw dust, place in veggie bin in fridge until you are ready to plant. Do this as many times as you you need plants.

If it's just the first class, keep the class in the keezer or even a colder fridge

David loves his Grainfather, he may have some relationship with the manufacturer, but he did a comparison with Grainfather & Robobrew 35, and he really could see anything wrong with the Robobrew 35, he has even been in contact with Kegland and bought parts that are for the Robo to place in his...

Do you have a fan that sends cold air up the font tower?, that would be your first beer!

I bought a Robobrew 35 and loved it so much that I sold it & bought the Robobrew 65 (keep in mind the 65 needs a 15amp power supply which I have in my shed), I have found both units to be easy and simple to use and by all reports far less problematic than Grainfather. (see David Heath U-tube...

IT,S ALL PART OF THE FUN. THAT IS NOT AN INFECTION. WORT LOOKS GOOD.

G'day Ian, Would love to try your spread sheet, I was sent a link by a member on this site, but the link went to a error page. Could you please send me a more current link so I have a crack. Many thanks, Tony

Could I ask what program you are using?

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