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My $0.02 worth: 1) 46 2) Yep, 8 years in the AG saddle 3) IT "Professional" 4) Online for IT Kit. Myer for clothes. Bunnings for shed stuff. Dans and online for booze. 5) Booze 6) Quality booze. 7) Christ, where do I start? Nothing after about 1995. 8) I play the drums and think Apple is a rip...

Well there's your problem, too much carp. They'll clog things every time.

I tried this at a tasting a couple of months ago in Perth and thought was a bit bland. However the beer was served very cold, lager temp, so may be that destroyed the taste and my buds.

Been a couple of times. In terms of value for money it is hard to beat. Last time we stayed in Semanyak in a self contained villa with it's own pool. The food is generally good and relatively inexpensive. Beerwise it is a bit of a wasteland. The lagers are cheap and suit the climate, the Storm...

Are yes, the veteran scorns our novitiate fawning over this particularly foppish beverage. Where are the hard-men of yesteryear? Probably attending a wankfest. God it must be lonely at the top ... sob ...

Hi there, I have a number of different plants, PoR, some Goldings and maybe some Columbus. I grow them for decoration as I'm too slack to pick the flowers and dry them out. I live in Dianella, the oldest plant is PoR and has been in for about 4 or 5 years. I haven't done anything special and I...

OK, I'll bite, care to share? And I don't think this is a wankfest, in fact it the argument could be made that those who find the beer "underwhelming" are indulging in a bit of pud-pulling.

I don't think the transit has done it any harm, tastes the same as it did in the US IIRC. I love US style pale ales and this is without doubt one of the best, as are the other 2 beers you mention. I'd say SNPA is probably hoppier than LCPA, closer to Alpha. And it's actually cheaper than Alpha.

Good, you don't have one (argument that is).

Thanks. I bought a carton from the IBS specialty shop here in Perth about a month ago when the imports first started and the price was $77 a carton so not a big discount at DM but it is more convenient location wise for me.

I would never do that, I'm not much of a patriot and given Ben Franklin's maxim I don't consider that a bad thing. I'm not sure what SN's business model is but I what I meant was that the likelihood of Coopers signature brands being BUL is comparable to SNs. True.

Yes, well, it's not quite as straightforward as that, at least not for me. BTW, does anyone know what the carton price was at DMs?

If you're comparing InBev to SN then you're comparing chalk and cheese. Better to compare SN to Coopers who managed to fight of Lion a few years ago. SN COULD be brewed under licence but only if they sell the whole operation to someone like InBev, something I don't think will happen but, give...

Be thankful for small Murphys, I mean mercies.

Is this something to do with the anti-female stuff put up in another AHB forum under the guise of a complaint about legislation making it more difficult for men to place their family at risk of violence?

Just bought a carton of this years Coopers Vintage, $69 or there abouts, Dan Murphy's North Perth.

That's not a bad size for that money, and it's jacketed. What's the name of the firm who made it?

Thanks for the info Kev. How much gas are you going through per brew and are you on bottles?

Thanks very much gentlemen. This is why AHB continues to be a valuable resource. I'll let you all know how I go if I continue with this project.

Hi all, I'm thinking about going up to a larger system, may be 100L. I thought I saw somewhere some information about sizing electric elements for a given volume of liquid. Anyone have an insights? cheers Patrick.