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so just trying some things here , i have got a d/b recipe into brewmate but it only seems to be txt, the glossy pic bits are missing at the moment, screwtops JSGA. fergi

yes thanks truman, they are xml files, but i have put beer recipes into beersmith before but cant remember how i got them in there, didnt type them in, so i will fiddle around and see what happens. fergi

can i drag a recipe from the data base into brewmate. i tried copying a recipe into the recipe file of brewmate but its not showing up, does it have to be a brewmate recipe or can a beersmith recipe work also. fergi

dont want to start a war here but i was just messing with brew mate , i havent used either as i have only made brews that i have got from guys that have already critiqued the recipes themselves. brew mate is free v beersmith "pay" beersmith looks more comprehensive than BM but messing around...

I was only a national serviceman 1969 to 71 and didnt see any action , was stationed at enoggera 18 company QLD. so i havent experienced the conditions that our deployed soldiers experienced, however i go to every dawn service and pay my respect and gratitude to all our service personnel that...

well i dont let her drive my car, and in her car she is a nutter in high heels. fergi

yes i presume they would have some high alc beers there. by the way its the wifes idea so it will be her purse. fergi

going to the BBC in a couple of weeks, as i have to drive about 75 k,s i will only have 3 or 4 beers for the night, i want to try different beers so anyone have a favorite i should try that they sell there. fergi

thanks guys, food for thought, i will try one or two ideas ,definately, i do remember there was an article on bittering additions and if i remember most of the bittering takes place fairly early in the boil. am i correct in this assumption or was i daydreaming. i thought it was a sliding...

i am drinking my JSGA at the moment,its screwtops recipe. now after tasting a few stubbies of JSGA recently i am finding my version has a bit too much bitterness for the style, and is a bit light on for aroma/flavour. i dont believe its the recipe i think it has to do with N/C. for the guys...

yes i wouldnt worry about asking questions here its ok, REALLY, the search function on this web site can be useless at the best of times, after all we are an interactive group of guys who do like to chat to each other. i would rather ask a question now than look it up ,as i think by asking...

this is such a great buy, i revamped my system a month or so ago, it cost me not far short of that price and its nowhere as blingy as that, great system crusty, dont split it ,thats a cheap system for whats there. fergi

i would be looking at the complete kit, saves looking for other bits n pieces, that price is definitely in the ball park for a good quality setup.like the clamps idea too. fergi

i am now a wrapper, did the first one last week, i like it, no airlocks or lids to worry about. fergi

I would be interested in an element that will last, what sort of price would we be looking at for the whole setup, i know it wont be cheap but if its a quality fitting that will last 5 years or so i would be interested , fergi

i see you have tri clover fittings in there, very easy to pull apart, nice setup Rodda. fergi

i cant believe this thread has not had a reply from the manufacturer or retailer. you dont need to be half smart to know these units have a major problem, they are obviously not fit for the purpose. if the retailer is sick of replacing them at his own expense well stop selling them, it is very...

Yes drop 350 grms off your malt and add 350 dextrose instead,will finish lower fg and a bit drier. fergi

i bet the bearded dragons arent happy about it. fergi

wow i have just bought some kilkenny irish ale to try, it is the worst beer i have ever tasted, lacks any flavour, no malt hit, no hops , its flat, what the **** do they see in this crap, really disappointed with this. so yes give me anything that has bubbles.hops,malt and i wont complain ever...