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  1. Groover1964

    Wa - Brew-on-premises - All/partial Grain

    Got mates in UK who do a France / Belgium / Netherlands run twice a year. I always give them a place to stay in Australia when it's cold and snowy over there, they don't mind queuing up at a monastery once a year for me.
  2. Groover1964

    Wa - Brew-on-premises - All/partial Grain

    I'm inspired. I'll do a quick inventory of the bits and pieces I've got and see if I can get the rest from (http://www.gryphonbrewing.com.au). My biggest dilemma (from my quick scan of the BIAB PDF) is keeping the stuff at around 20c during a Perth summer - any suggestions?
  3. Groover1964

    Wa - Brew-on-premises - All/partial Grain

    lol @ honest response +1 I guess I was hoping for somewhere in between the effort required for a BOP clone-brew and growing a beard and turning the garage into a cross between an intensive care unit, a stainless steel fabricators work yard and a meth lab.
  4. Groover1964

    Wa - Brew-on-premises - All/partial Grain

    Thanks guys for all the responses, I know I should probably bite the bullet and start doing it properly but I guess my first choice was to see if at least one of the brew on premises had a slightly more "hands on" approach to brewing rather than just a cheap way to clone Coronas. I must admit...
  5. Groover1964

    Wa - Brew-on-premises - All/partial Grain

    As an enthusiastic beer consumer I've tried a few home brews and u-brew-it type "Brew on Premises". Although the results are probably better than industrial, euro-swill they don't come close to craft and micro-brews I've tasted. My wife has recently developed a very expensive Chimay Blue...
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