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Australia Post have these wine bottle boxes that I've used in the past for the Christmas lotto. They work well for one long neck and would be fine for PET too. Here's some pricing: http://auspost.com.au/personal/packaging-m...ls.html#special The cost of posting it will cost more than the...

At Bitter & Twisted 2009 the Hunter Beer Company had this offering called "Liquid Bacon". It certainly lived up to its name. No idea of the style or a recipe though sorry.

Cheers bum, turns out I'm blind and can't read.

When is the Keno draw that decides the winners?

This is the link to the thread that Jerry is talking about: http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/inde...;showarticle=24

This is the one I use: http://www.craftbrewer.com.au/shop/details.asp?PID=738

1. Argon 2. DK 3. J Grimmer 4. Hoppinmad 5. Charst 6. Petesbrew 7. Manticle (can I be lucky twice in a row? I doubt it) 8. JestersDarts 9. drfad 10. QldKev 11. Arghonaut 12. Rooting Kings 13. barls 14. Gulpa 15. ekul Lucky i bottle so i can be in this awesome competition :0 16. Isuxius...

This recent thread might have some more ideas for you: http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/inde...mp;#entry712534

How many kegs are you hoping to fit in there? I recently made my kegerator and my initial intention was the have the gas and regulator outside of the fridge (similar size to yours) but found that I could fit three kegs and the gas bottle inside. This meant that I didn't have to risk drilling a...

Ah, that makes sense now. Cheers for that Kleiny.

OK, I've been trying to avoid posting dumb beginner questions since I first joined AHB so I'm going out on a limb here. I bought some gear from Craftbrewer this week so that I could get my second tap hooked up in my keg fridge. One of the purchases I made was to get a few hose clamps and...

At least you've got an appropriate username!

OK, I should probably also try and help. 40 psi seems pretty high as a pouring pressure, even 20 psi is too much I reckon. I generally use ~8 psi for pouring. Are you sure it's not 40 kPa you've got it set at?

96elefant - I think you may need to read this: Link

Citra is definitely on my to-do list. As a big fan of APAs it sounds like it's right up my alley. I think it's a good idea to use a new hop on its own at first, like you have LRG, to really work out the taste and aromatic characteristics. I foresee an all-Citra APA on tap at my place pretty...

Yeah, I just racked my first attempt at a Fat Yak clone last night. I made up the recipe myself and put in plenty of Nelson Sauvin thinking that the Cascade would overpower it. WRONG. Massive NS aroma coming from that brew. Don't get me wrong, I like Nelson Sauvin but next time I will...

http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum//ind...;showarticle=19

Yeah, the CO2 bottle was definitely the most expensive part of my setup (that includes the fridge). BUT, it's all a one-off cost. Once you've accumulated the gear you need then you're all set. I sure don't miss bottling.......

I've just gotten into kegging as well and have found that everyone I talk to has a different method of gassing their kegs. I over-carbed my first keg because I was too keen to test the system out. Check out this page, this bloke has a method that seems to be a compromise of the methods...

Also, you asked for the link to this: How To Gelatine AHB Thread