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+1 Or other new to brewing people come on here and have a read of this thread and get put off. Beerfingers, this brewing gig is a slippery slope. You only need to give those new to brewing that are wanting a little better quality than what they are making only the slightest of pushes in the...

Nice...a little bit of simcoe in there with the late hops and you have a masterpiece :) Did a smash yesterday. BB ale and summer. Very relaxed recipe. Just crushed 5 kilos of BB ale for a 21-23 litre batch. Hopped lightly at 60, a bit heavier at 20, and a fist full at flameout. Will dry...

nah...cookies are a must for the van gogh museum! B)

When in doubt...add more hops :)

Too easy! Cheers

yeah most head off to the van gogh museum instead of the flower festival...(especially since it would be a spring festival as well...not autumn)

Hi there Kit and Kilo brewers. The father out-law loves to brew coopers ginger beer, and has been for years. He was basically the push to get me into home brewing. As you are well aware, Coles no longer stocks home brew supplies and he is finding it ever more difficult to source his cans of...

I left part way through the mash...so no pictures from me thereafter. Hatchy should have some more happy snaps of the Beer made from Beer. Cheers

HLT full of beer. Didn't smell very appealing, it reminded me of stale beer in a beer glass that I have left out over night. PH paper test of the 'hot liquor'. As we had anticipated. Hatchy doughing in. Ritual mash hops. Galaxy (thanks Nige) Ditto Smurto giving the mash a good...

That's just one pic for now. More to come. Looks as if we overshot our mash temp and had to cool the mash down a bit with some cold beer :huh: :lol:

You had to suggest it didn't you...

I can't work out how to add myself on to it...how do you do it?

That's how Jesus would do it.

Checked online and they stock the SNPA, Torpedo IPA and the Kellerweise at the Dan Murhpy's close to me. Will buy a 6 back of each...maybe not the kellerweise... Cheers

Ok TB. I agree with you a lot on what you are saying. Were someone interested in learning how to cook or quilt, there are courses out there or one night classes. I remember my parents going to some of these (as my dad likes wine/food and my mum is a quilter). These courses/classes/learning...

Of course it isn't. Beer is very simple. Wet grain, take that wetness and boil it with flowers, wait for it to cool down and then add yeast...wait a week and then drink. The way I learnt home brewing was to go and buy $300 worth of grain and hops, a few books, read threads on AHB, go see a...

Did you get taught by someone from the brewing industry with qualifications etc? i.e. A professional brewer? Would you also say that this course would be worthwhile for an experienced homebrewer? Did you get a certificate of completion of the course that is recognised (by TAFE and other...

He soured it on purpose though...

Kieren, you actually thought this person was being serious? He was obviously having a laugh...otherwise he would be retarded...