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http://www.corebrewingconcepts.com.au/ for online orders or local pickup in Lyndhurst Grain and Grape is just over the westgate bridge (site sponsor so check the banner ad on top of the page) I dont shop at The Brewers Den in Boronia as its not close to me but I've heard plenty of good stuff...

Totally forgot to post my feedback on the vac sealer. It works a treat, perfect vac seals on the proper bags, really good vac seals on some other packaging (I'm talking about vac sealing a bag of rice etc from coles) and perfect seals on everything else.

Hmmm... looks like I'll be freeing up a couple of fermenters usually reserved for racking, guess I'll have to brew more beer?

The reusable yeast is a perk but not the main reason I do it, and I've certainly retrieved yeast from primary before (more work to seperate it from the trub & hops debris but there is stuff all on telly these days so it's not like I don't have enough time to do it), the main reason I have done...

Cheers Bribie G, hadn't considered the fragility of lagers (lages slcmorro?) as opposed to ales.

I always ensure everything is sanitised (including me), my hose reaches all the way to the bottom of my secondary fermenter to remove any splashing and I always fill the vessel with CO2 before racking. I'm not worried about the process of racking, more just interested to hear theories about how...

Hi All, Having recently got off my ever expanding backside and set up a temp controlled fridge I felt it was time to do a pilsner. I've pretty much followed Boston's recipe and I'm comfortable with most of the steps, however I was wondering about racking to secondary. When I brew an ale I...

Raw rice? Never heard of that method before, is that so you have something in there to agitate and knock hard to reach dirt off the walls?

Keen as mustard, thanks mate! I'll be out that way tomorrow morning if that suits, can make it another time if not. 1 ro55c0 2 3 4 5 6 7

Wouldn't the boil process kill off any nasties hiding in the pits?

Vac sealer price was too good to pass up, will post some feedback on how it goes once I get it.

Problem solved!

Looks like I fell off the list ;) andytork - 10 Truman - 5 Pat_00 - 10 djar007 - 5 syl - 5 Camo6 - 3 MAX POWER - 5 tateg - 4 Danwood 4 Fortmonty 3 Bridges 4 Grainer 5 Albainian 3 Evo 5 micbrew 3 pedleyr 2 chris@3Sheds - 3 kpaxy444 -----5 pick up cheers maxim0200 4 pending tobyga 3 mall 3...

I'm in for 3 if this is still going

That is a great idea!

It prints using some sort of resin, may not be food safe so this discussion could be entirely theoretical, will see if I can get more info on exactly what it uses.

The guys in the lab at my office have managed to convince the bosses that they need a 3D printer which may be available for use by smooth talkers bearing coffee. This raises the question, what nifty homebrew gear should I print out?

Curious as to why there is a 500ml minimum on bottle size, I understand that an entry of 2 375ml stubbies might mean a fraction more handling required by the stewards but it seems like it just adds another layer of inaccessibility for new brewers. I'm sure the simple answer that people will...

Will make a difference to appearance (cloudy) and a little bit to taste (yeasty) but to be honest I usually roll my bottles around a bit to mix the yeast back in before drinking anyway, I enjoy the flavour. As slcmorro said you can just leave them to settle down again if you want, but I'd at...

So thats what oats are for! Cheers guys :)