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If I get inspired on the weekend I'll wip up a quick 3D model and maybe some plans (as there aren't any around on the internet that I could find) Anyone that downloads the plans can then contribute a miniscule percentage of their wages to the forum and obtain a place for their logo in the AHB...

Here's a photo of mine finished. I never got around to posting it once I finished the handle and it's fellow siblings. I use the smaller one as it is ideal size for the humble Borretmaid but as you can see it has a few twins that have actually made their way to different corners of the...

The crush aint over till the fat hopper 'slims.. (boom boom) .....Way of the future. way of the future.. way of the future.. way of the future.. way of the future.. way of the future.. way of the future.. way of the future.. way of the future.. way of the future.. way of the future.. way of...

Wuhoo, she's complete at last. OK OK, yours is bigger than mine. ;) Cheers Brent

'The Ross Method'...... coming to a dodgy book store near you.

Quite pretty... Out of curiosity. What size are your rollers and what gap did you end up with? Brent

The Marga family photo :lol: Brent

Usefull for 80 yrs of homebrewing ......or 1 years crop from a hydroponic setup? Which is it?. Brent Warren- a 'Barley' field will lauter itself.......

Thanks Warren, I didn't have it on hand. The joy's of working from home eh' ;) Brent

From 'brew like a monk' (and from memory) the bottle is primarily a brett strain that is used for bottle conditioning. The primary strain is available from whitelabs (not wyeast). Brew like a monk actually suggested using the whitelabs and then dumping the dregs of a few bottle into the...

I think the 'l' should be dropped of the end of this thread's title...

Sorry I was editing the other post when you wrote. Might be clearer now? Basically the bathwater doesn't spin till it's being emptied. It's the downward movement that makes it spin. So in your kettle the 'procession' is not happening when you are wirlpooling. Brent

My dunny doesn't wirlpool, it just flushes. On a serious note the wirlpool is only in effect if the vessel is draining as gravity is having effect and it is rotating through 'procession'. When not draining the liquid is in effect in equalibrium still so the rotation imposed by gravitation is...

I keep reading this statement that is obviously made in such modesty.... but to what competitions and placings do you refer where you have filled bottles this way. Does it work better for any particular style? Or do you know someone else who wins comps this way? Brent

I thought the same when I read the article (about a month ago Doc...old news :P ). However it will appear colder to the consumer holding it in his hand due to the conductivity factor even if warming faster from the heat it's robbing the guys hand of. On another note the aluminium is going to...

I thought part of being a newbie was being led a stray by the guy on the forum that doesn't neccesarily know much but is simply making the most noise?

The first time I used 1272 I did notice a back ground tartness in the finish as you say. I fermented this beer at 18deg. Next brew was closer to 20 deg and it was still detectable but subsided fast. It had me beat as to what it was at the time and remember discussing it's handling with Gough...

Yep, yesteryears news :P linky link

How about a Efes Pilsner clone :ph34r:

Should be bottling my "Columbus' Voyage of Hop Discovery" Pale Ale around easter time I guess and the Saison sometime after that. After that it's bald headed bitter brewing time :) Brent