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i hate to say it but this post almost make me wish i lived in queensland... almost!

just wish you were on the other side of the country as im sure shipping of that would be a extremly expensive to sydney. If you can get it here for that price id take it in a second.

was speaking to my old man about this, he knows all there is to know about wine. Im not sure how relevant it is, but smaller bottles of wine age faster. so im not sure if the magnum will age slower. would be great to get a comparision of a large vs small bottle to see if the same holds true for...

ah.. no. probally should have done that. but any way that again for all the info guys.. Next time ill try and get it more bitter as everyone suggested. I also have had a look at promash but up until now ive only been doing kits so it didnt seem as a helpfull program. ill start using it though.

thanks for all the info guys... i ended up boiling about 300 grams of liquid malt for 60 mins. i Added 60 grams of hops at 50min and then added the other 30 at 5 mins. Then cooled it a bit, and strained through bit of fabric. Not sure how that will turn out but its in the fermentor and ill know...

ok so imtrying to move beyond the kit beers and gradually make my way to AG. So the next step is a extract brew. The ingredients ive gotten are: Strisselspalt Hops (AA 2.0%) - 90 grams Dried Light Malt Extract - 1kg Light Liquid Malt - 2kg Wyeast 2007 Pilsen Lgr - Smack Pack The beer i had in...

have a look here Type D (sanke) is used by CUB and type A is used by Lion Nathan and Coopers. no idea about west end, just match the pictures. If its not type D or A you will probally need to import a coupler as the rest are rare in ths country. Its cheaper either way to buy one from the states.

now that esb has all but dissapeared, does anyone know where i can get a hold of the summer wheat fresh wort kits. Got my hands on one and it was my first beer from a keg, so a large portion of it was lost trying to setup my keg system. The ones i did have were sensational. So who has them in...

picked one up today and will have it in the following week. Think it cost 8 or 9 dollars for a single, better be bloody sensational. given the previous beer by this brand im not expecxting much. A beer of this cost needs to be consumed as you would a fine brandy, timing is essential. Will report.

although ive found bluetounge to be a plain beer, id like to try this. Where did u see if?

where did the frame for the burner/pot come from? or did you make it yourself?

any chance of letting us know what one of those goes for?

you really should let ebay know about this as someone else could really get screwed by this.

no idea. HBS guy knew what they were, some really long word ive never heard of. They were only about 2 or 3 mm long. Im now worried that the brewferm wheatbeer i have in the fermenter is going to pick it up as well.

I just got an infection myself. I Found some small white worms in my racking tube after racking to a keg (50L). So there went my pilsner. Tasted horrible. So once i removed this from the setup, i cleaned the keg like mad and racked the last two esb australian draught kits available. All was fine...

pretty sure thats a type S anyway, which is a euro standard. Type D dont have the "probe" out the bottom like that. I could be wrong, so feel free to correct me. Might want to mention this on ebay. edit.. link to micromatic

have you got the keg?

its either a type D or S, if its a type D (VB/CUB) then im interested.. otherwise if its a type S then its no use to anyone in Aus. Regardless whats the going rate?

batz was right. Should have waited another week or two. Craftbrewer now has them for $60 (no affil). kicking myself for buying from the states and paying all that postage. Oh well, got mine and they look great. have not used them yet as im waiting for shanks to arrive. For anyone whos getting...

im after a couple of 6mm inline ball valves for my gas lines. anyone know where i can find them? cheers nick