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as you can see in the list, 1% is already given by a crowded room. Dont underestimate the volume of CO2 produced by a fermenting wort. A rule of thumb says: one litre of fermenting wort can produce up to 50l of CO2! Thats a lot. Anyway, its not fun waking up with an awful headache. Cheers

Toxicity Prolonged exposure to moderate concentrations can cause acidosis and adverse effects on calcium phosphorus metabolism resulting in increased calcium deposits in soft tissue. Carbon dioxide is toxic to the heart and causes diminished contractile force.[36] Toxicity and its effects...

I wouldnt want to sleep next to a bubbling fermenter unless all windows are wide open and a fan is running. Depends on your batch size, the amount of CO2 is produced, should not be underestimated. Could be, that in the morning when you wake up, youll realize that youre dead ;) Cheers...

Tony, that looks like a crystal weizen, yummie. In Bavaria often the crystal weizen is served with a slice of lemon on the rim of the glass, very refreshing. Cheers :icon_cheers:

for me it is a simple question, wether to drink good beer from bottle, or not so good beer from keg. Of course, drinking good beer from keg would be optimal, although the WAF (= wife acceptance factor) has to be considered. Cheers :icon_cheers:

In short words: it is a dry and crisp, little hoppy, but not malty Pilsener. There is a procedure you should follow: start in the afternoon with XXXXGold, that is light on alcohol and a real thirst quencher. Later on, when your body gets adapted to that kind of beer, change to XXXXbitter. The...

hmmm....the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence :) drinking XXXX is obligatory for me when Im in Queensland, thats a part of the australian (Queenslander) lifestyle, I wont miss....and what shall I say, in this moment, when the barbie is smokin on the verandah and Im...

hmmm...I wouldnt say that Im backpeddling, Id rather would say: eat ****, so many flies cant be wrong :P

howdy homebrewers, after some considerations, I came to the conclusion: So many Germans cant be wrong. You Aussies have bloody good beers in your country, but you dont even know that :P :lol: :super:

hahaha...Pat, old mate, we say, 3 or 4 beers are equal to a little steak ;) and ahem....do I look like malnourished? :P Has anyone a recipe for XXXXbitter? Id like to brew it :icon_cheers: Cheers

hmmm....I could understand that Scandinavians want to drink what ever they may grab, because beer in theire country is outrageous expensive. but in Germany....beer is a basic food and one can get excellent beers for a little money only.... hmmm... must have something to do with misled taste ;)...

There was a poll in a German forum (Not a beer related forum) with the topic: What beer do you prefer when youre in Australia You Aussies wont believe it, here the result: VB, what else - 57 votes = 27% XXXX, I dont drink anything else - 39 votes = 19% TOOHEYSNEW, the sportive beer - 32...

Hello chadjaja, you dont need anything inside the braided hose. Just remove the inside rubber hose and clamp it to the outlet. The steel is strong enough to withstand the weight of the grain, no worries. Here a pic of mine, Im using that for many years: Cheers :icon_cheers:

yeah, thats right, the beer clears pretty well, after one week it has been cleared almost like a filtered one. Maybe for you Aussiebrewer its a little bit hard to do step mash like I do. So why not to brew it your normal way? for a 25l batch I could imagine, to boil 1kg polenta and 500g rice...

Hello raven, you may get corn as semolina, trade name "Polenta" ? Im not sure where to get it in Australia. Over here one can get a sack of corn as chicken food. Should be crashed, but not too fine. yeah, plain white rice. It was the cheapest one I could get. I used the rice uncrashed, just...

Batz, you say it with my own words, there is nothing more to say about. Cheers :icon_cheers:

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You may be right, but as Ive said: "Ive made a similar beer, supposed to be a Corona Clone, but in the end it became much better then any Corona." :P Cheers :icon_cheers:

no worries, even on the way home youll find some on the Oktoberfest