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Not sure if someone has come up with this yet. Had to have a think how to stop my little girl from reaching up and dumping a keg onto the floor of the shed. So here is what I came up with. Total $0 and 3 mins.

Just pour most of the liquid out, pour the yeast layer into your ready to go starter and that's it! Doesn't matter if you get some of the liquid and some of the trub as well. That's how I'd do it anyway. Boil up a starter of 100g dry malt and 1 litre of water and 'no chill' it into a 2L milk...

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You can still drink if she is pregnant!

Handy Pails, they seal well and stack

An update, finally had a crack at the Hefe on Friday, very similar recipe and mash steps to above. It's nearing FG now and smells amazing, with a bit of luck I think I've got over the line, but time will tell.

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Hi Matt, Just letting you know I still haven''t received my ribbons from the show yet. Thanks

Waiting, waiting

They'd definitely be chopping of whichever hand you use your mash paddle with.

I'm in! Would put one of these to good use!

I've brewed it mate, a few times in fact, got a second place a couple of times too at comps. It's dark and awesome. I made mine about 4.5% abv, it doesn't taste sweet at all. My last version I no chilled and had some late sorachi ace but it's a bit too prominent. I'll tone it down next time. But...

No5 Please! the 308 looks the goods!

Thanks Warra ta, Would you be willing to share your recipe and technique? Thanks

That's just the article I was reading this morning! My previous batches were lacking something but I just need to find out what I'm not doing right.

Guys, I'm having another crack at a Bavarian Weissbier (such as Schofferhofer, Franziskaner etc) and to date I haven't been able to get it just how I like it, so I need your help! I like it a slightly leaning toward banana, cloudy, and a full mouthfeel. I do BIAB and usually no chill. I don't...

I produce 10L (a carton) in a big W pot which I've turned into an electric kettle with a ball valve on the side and etched litre markings. It's a great size for test batches. I no-chill in a 10L blue cube from bunnings, its a really great compact and portable little set-up. Especially if you...

Has everyone who was to receive ribbons received them yet? I haven't seen mine yet. Cheers

You are using the wrong thread for the application, it's not the tapered thread's fault.

Tapered threads are excellent, they seal well.