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Cheers Neill I shall try both of those ! :party: Jase

Hi BrewGods, I've got a tin Morgans Blue Mountain Lager goo and was wondering if anyone could throw me some recipe tips ? I'll try anything once ! I was informed of trying thus: (Heini clone of sorsts ?) MBML goo 500g Dextrose 250g Maltodextrin 250g Malt (was maybe going to add another...

That's what I thought... As long as it tastes good it doesn't really matter how CLEAR the beer is right !?! A Red Coopers sparkling ale looks pretty ordinary poured into a glass but drinks rather well.... Thinking out loud here, but always welcome others thoughts ! :beer:

Sorry... forgot to mention that a mate on "Launie" managed to pick up SBS in Sydney after upgrading his aerial to a Digital one.... :)

Silly question..... but how old is the anntenna on your roof ? The new didgtsl antenna's will pick up just about anything ! THINK mobile phone reception.... If your phone has reception you're TV will be able to recieve a digital signal..... :D

I came accross this review here : http://www.hbkitreviews.com/view-id-59-cas...st-draught.html The post by: Value +by Kaburpo Sums up probably the best info I have found... Planning on trying this with Kit yeast (bohemian @ 18*), 600g Dextrose, 400g Maltodextrin, 500g LDME, plus 15gm boil in...

Does adding Finings have a similar effect to racking to secondary ? I'm at the stage where I'm willing to experiment now.... Both are to more or less clear up your beer correct ? Cheers, Jase

Thanks for the Info Josh ! Will do... Cheers, Jason

Here's the factsheet on the S-33 from Fermentis. Not sure if it will help, bit technical for a n00b like me ! :huh:

Hi All, General question about Ale Yeast. I've been informed that "Ales & other heavy beers ferment faster & taste better if you use two identical packs of yeast instead of one. If you have spares, use them or buy extra yeast so you can double up." Is there any truth to the fact or are you...

When I started out I used to just buy a Kit for around $15 and a Brew Booster for $6.50, now that I've been reading up on the forums I can spend up to $40 on a Brew... All comes down to what extra ingredients/yeast you want to add to your wort for flavour !