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I have bought some of these today. They were already on sale but they have a further 20% off with coupon "FRIENDS20" You also get free shipping if you spend over $89. Some of them have features such as laser etching to help in bubble formation...

Wyeast and Whitelabs do it so I instead of traditional yeast rinsing I used a snaplock bag instead of bottles. I tried to separate the yeast using this technique but the flow was a bit hard to control. It worked but would need some refinement...

Over the last year i have been brewing very delicate beers such as kolschs with my drinking friends delighted by them using a sestos pid. Since i bought an auber pid because of the ramp/flow feature things have changed dramaticaly. I inititially had a keg king element and it was scorched all...

This is very much a work in progress but it seems to almost be too easy. All it requires are snap lock bags and a couple of pieces of rope. I added a bag sealer for extra separation and it worked quite well. This method seems to have a few advantages to using separatory funnels or the like...

$21 for 4 https://www.petersofkensington.com.au/Public/Spiegelau-Beer-Classics-Pilsner-Set-4pce.aspx also 6 IPA glasses $39 https://www.petersofkensington.com.au/Public/Spiegelau-Beer-Classics-India-Pale-Ale-Pay-for-4-Get-6-Pk.aspx I grabbed some of the tasters also. They look pretty...

http://www.auberins.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=53&products_id=560 I am getting pretty close to ordering some more components for my brewing panel and I came across this which almost seems to be too good to be true. It can be used for both mashing, boiling and a HLT. With...

The brewometer was first proposed in a failed kickstarter campaign a couple of years ago and there was some discussion here but the thread title is now a bit dated. http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/80057-new-wireless-brewing-equipment-needs-our-support/ It has been on sale recently in the US...

I am just about to jump into all grain in the next few days but two weeks ago I put down the above mentioned recipe from Coopers site. It has turned out sensationally, even to the extent that why am I going into all grain? There are a few caveats here. I have used whitelabs Kolsch 029 yeast...