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That's the only problem with bleach and napisan. You need to rinse the buggery out of them. With water restrictions down here (you can't even wash your car) I use the non rinse stuff like starsan and iodopher.

Yep, me too. I got the stainless steel flat door "kegmate", 2 tap font with 2 Celli style taps, 2 couplers and 1 regulator for $580. All I really needed was the fridge as I have everything else so the rest is a bonus I can either sell or give to friends. Seeing as the Kegmate fridge usually...

Bargain! My brother has been going on about homebrewing. Now he can try and clone that super tasty Hahn Ice he loves so much :icon_vomit:

Filtered and kegged both the LCPA and JSAA EzyBrew clones tonight. I did to instructions and filled the fermenters to 22.5 litres. The taste is there but at 22.5 litres they are thin and watery. Next time, since the kegs only hold 19 litres, I'll fill to abot that level. Should be much better...

Now that I look at it a bit more I don't even know why I posted the link for that one. Might as well just use the good ol' Soda Stream bottle and adaptor lots of us are already using. Reckon I'll be able to get an adaptor made for the other little one though, for a Soda Stream bottle? Who would...

There's been a thread in the past where someone has taken apart one of those machines and rigged it up to a keg. You need to push the button to inject the CO2 every now then to keep the keg at pouring pressure. Probably much easier just to go the cylinder and soda stream addaptor. You still need...

Don't know about Sydney but it's certainy available. Quite expensive though. http://www.internationalbeershop.com.au/pr...?product_id=530 Edit: Is it anything like Little Creatures Pale Ale?

The very first beer I tasted, when I was about 13, down by the Nepean River in Penrith with some mates, and girls :) Loved it too. Back in the early 80's that was. I do somehow recall it tasting better than the New of today, or maybe it's just my imagination. The old white can with red writing...

I did the LCPA and JSAA today and filled to the recommended 22.5litres,. It did taste a bit watery from the fermenter but I wanted to do it to instructions the first time around. If your kegging though you'd only really need to go to 19 or 20L depending on your keg size.

I've got a couple of corny's that are a little big bigger, 11 litres. I haven't seen any others since I bought them 2 years ago at around $90 each on Ebay.

I stand corrected :)

Sure will. Need to get me some yeast first, which is a hassle because there is no HBS close by.

Thanks all, I'll probably get some us-05.

Actually they are fresh wort, but only 4.5 litres worth. Must be super concentrated or something.

I got my Ezybrew LCPA and JSAA wort today but they came with no yeast :( Forgot to throw them in the box I guess. What a bummer. Anyone know what kind they usually use?

And apparently, for those thinking about it, the yeast from the Pale Ale is supposed to be better than that from the Sparkling ale. Due to the higher alcohol content in the Sparkling, or something like that. I've been meaning to try the yeast for years but have never got around to it. As far as...

Out of curiosity, I emailed the bloke that's selling them on Ebay and he confirmed that they are actually kegmate units. Also, I bought a 3 tap T-bar Lancer Pacific font from Ross (half price, bargain!) and he checked to see if it fits a kegmate and it does without problem. As the Andale's are...

I wonder if they actually are Kegmate's? They look exactly the same. Right down to the adjustable temp and LED display on the front. One just ended at Ebay and went for $570, plus $30 delivery to my location. Not bad considering you get a font with two flow regulator taps, keg coupler and a gas...

I noticed in the latest Beer & Brewer that both ESB's 3kg Czech Pilsener and Brew Wizards Saint Obnoxious Pilsner both get good raps. I can't seem to find anyone that sells the Brew Wizard stuff except for Brewers Choice but I can't get their Paypal cart system to work...

I wonder if you could take your favourite glass and etch the bottom with the likes of a dremel tool? I've got quite a few glasses and always found it odd how the same beer in one glass will look lifeless and flat and struggles to hold a head while in another glass it'll fizz away like coke and...