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Gelatine before cold crash? I've not heard of that! I might google it now

Yea, I'm using BrewBright during boil. First photo is mid fermentation and second photo was completion of fermentation. I've never cold crashed but I'll give it a go this time around. Thanks heaps for the advice I was getting close to going back to partial mashes as that's the last time I got a...

Attached is photos from 2 seperate brews

Hey guys, I really need some help here! I've moved to all grain brewing (made about 4 now) and for life of me I don't know what I'm doing wrong! My beers are coming out dirty mud water cloudy! The taste and smell is fine just super super cloudy! I'm using a 20lt braumeister, immersion chiller...

Cheers guys

Hey all, I've recently just moved from WA to NWS and one of my boxes grew legs and walked away... This box in particular had some of my brewing gear in it namely my immersion chiller! Before this I had been thinking about trying a no-chill method and now I guess I might as well give it a...

Hey All, Over the years my old glass swing top bottles have reduced in number for various reasons mainly large dog related incidents. Anyway I'm looking to replace them. If anyone in the Perth region is looking to get rid of any number of swing top bottles I'd love to take them from you!! Cheers,

When my Mother asked if I could come fix her pond I though it was going to be a fairly easy job drain it plug the hole fill it up then relax and have a brew! this however has not been the case! whilst patching the hole she came up with the idea of concreting the pond.... 2 days later I'm still...

In a word... Bunnings!!... I didn't quite do 1/2 an acre but they have really good options from Plastic to metal and cheap wood as well. If I wasn't away until Dec I would be setting up the plants again using stuff from there... or trying to find a place to hide all the things I didn't need from...

I think the picture is closer to the mark. $15.5k for the copper lib and rubber seal maybe?

I know this was posted awhile ago.... But I love that set up! it's awesome!

Thanks for all your help guys. I would have gone the 50lt but the minister for fun and finance (mrs) wouldn't let me fork out for it. I might put the Scotch Ale on the back burner for awhile and maybe start my AG experience with a Cream Ale or a simple Pale ale! and try and work a scotch ale...

agree i've not tried this recipe myself but my mate said it was okay but didn't know how to fix it

batch size is aiming for 21lts with an OG of 1.092 I know that's a little high for the style guide but I can't get the ABV above 6% by using less grain I could probably go as low as 6kg or maybe there is another malt I could use to keep the dark copper colour while keeping the ABV high? I was...

I might head down to my local DM to see if they have it there I love that stuff! It's is defiantly way better then Corona we usually get a few cases for our Cinco de Mayo (5th of may) celebrations! what a good drop!

Hello, I've been brewing Scotch Ales for awhile now but always a Partial or Kit and I've decided to step up into AG brewing this is a recipe given to me by a friend who said it was okay but needed some tweaking if possible could you guys please take a look and make some recommendations I've...

Is this bad boy still for sale?

Thanks guys. the PoR I'm using is around 9%AA I'm hoping to use this sunmer to make many virsions of this until I get it right I'm not expecting to much from my first few batches but I'll go to a few brew days at my local HB store and see what happens :) propably continue to make a few partial...

BS2 has me in the green on all accounts but the wheat wasn't really changing much so I was unsure how I should do it. I might lower the crystal amount then and see what I get!

Hey all, I've developed a 5 lt pale ale recipe at this stage it's looking at a BIAB my plan is to make a series of small batches then slowly step it up. Anyway the recipe! 1 kg light malt (maybe pale)125g crystal100 g flaked wheat (not sure if this is to much or little)7 g pride of ringwood...