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Oooo that sounds yummy. Is it?

Thank you. Think I should have gone to bed and done it in the morning. Doh!

I just put my yeast into hot water by mistake instead of my finings. Put it straight into cold water but will it be useless now.

Has anybody used castor sugar in their brew? Thought it might be okay because it's kind of fine like dextrose or would I be better just to use normal sugar?

Thank you so much guys. I don't mind being called a dude. Was always a bit of a tomboy lol. My girlfriend calls me her power tool mate. Will definitely check out the facebook page and thanks again for all your advice. Loving the sense of humour on this site. Awesome.

Wanted - Fridge for Beer - Location Often first in best dressed with the offers so keep a close eye on them. I've found it a great site and got 50 odd bottles from there from a guy who was switching to kegs. Cheers

The thing I like most about this site is the sense of humour. So we drink about 30 bottles of beer a week here. Can I do one pot and add it to another or would I be better to do 2 pots at once and join them in the fermenter? I have to save my pennies to get to the good gear

Have you tried the freecycle site? Fridges often come up on that here on the Gold Coast.

Are females allowed at the club? I'm trying to learn this so I can teach my 18 year old son how to make cheap beer for special occasions. What causes the cloudiness in the bottom of the bottles and is there a way to get rid of that.. Do you lose less beer in a keg than in bottles to cloudiness...

Thanks mmmyummybeer, Bats, Maheel and Squirts. Loved that aussiehomebre...r-thirty-bucks but it stops where I'd usually add the yeast. Can you continue to brew it in the pot or do you need to transfer it to a keg? Squirts I just tried to search that site but it said could not be found. Is it the...

So what happens next? Do you add yeast and brew it in the pot?

Thank you Mash Maestro.Just found and downloaded the simple quide to brewing in a bag. So far it doesn't look simple but I'll study it and see how I go.

I'm a new brewer but I'm finding my brew isn't turning out as nice as the person I got my bottles from did. They do not hold their head and he was using grain and a keg with a tap through his fridge door. It was as nice as any bought beer I've tasted. Can anybody tell me how I can make Beer that...

Why isn't my beer holding it's head. I'm new at this and used a coopers draught kit with dextrose and 2 carbonation drops in 750ml bottles. I'm not liking it the way I liked the guy's who gave me the bottles. He used his own grain though and had a keg set up so the tap was in his fridge door...