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10kg of live mussels: http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/articl...00061_news.html

From experience, what do you guys think is the optimum time beer should be aged in the bottle? 6 months, 1 year, 3 years??? I'm currently on a bit of a drive to get my stocks right up, but theres no point doing it if they are gonna be in the bottle too long.

Probably out of your average home brewers needs, but i thought this is interesting for a look: http://www.graysonline.com.au/sale.asp?SALE_ID=60968

I've been meaning to do my first toucan for a while but haven't got around to it. Picked up a can of Coopers Bitter and one of Tooheys Lager on special last week so thought they could be my first. Is this a good mix, or are they not compatible? Should i use 1 yeast or both, or something else...

It's a long way to go for some beer though (depending on where you are I suppose). A true beer lover wouldn't say that!! lol. ;) Cheers guys.

A mates taking me for a drive on Sunday to the Otway Estate brewery, south of Colac, in the beautiful Otway ranges. Looking forward to it. Anyone know any info on it??

I don't think CUB will give a toss what a few readers in a news columns comments section, or a home brewers online forum, say. We all know (including CUB) that they are still gonna sell truck loads of the stuff. I don't mind the stuff. :)

pretty sure Kmart have them. and i've seen them at my local Coles supermarket in Belmont, Geelong from time to time.

Don't know Afro, but i do know that because co2 is so cold, it can freeze up parts that are not designed for use with it.

Best topic i've read in ages guys. It was like i could see my future layed out in front of me (lol), as i have been doing basic K & K's for a couple of years, and was starting to wonder if i would be stuck doing them for ever. Thats the main reason i went surfing the net and found this site, to...

http://www.sc3.com.au/cart/?m_name=finewhip&m_id=293 Try this Ben.

Any function centres that serve out of longnecks go through hundreds. Try them. Give Sladen House a ring in Geelong. Won't hurt to ask.

No. An Alcometer is used to measure the % of alcohol in a liquid, while a Hydrometer is used to measure the specific gravity of a beer wash. I'm only a newbie, but I'm fairly certain thats the case. I use both, 1 for beer, and 1 for spirits. From my experience, the Alcometer is fairly useless...

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Brand-New-Portable-...1QQcmdZViewItem One of these Geoffi. I believe they also use them to inflate bike tyres to save carrying a pump, so a bike shop may also stock them. Is that what you use KoNG?

sorry guys, yeah i did copy the shopping cart instead of the home page. try this: http://www.finewhip.com.au/index.htm It is the finewhip site Kong was talking about.

I don't know if this old news or not, but i stumbled across this site that sells cheap co2 bulbs: http://www.sc3.com.au/cart/index.php?cat=3625 Might be handy for some party kegs.

Do what the rolling stones suggested - paint it black.

Pity they can't just make the bladders with a flat bottom so they can sit upright in the fridge, although i'm sure it would be easy to create a base or cradle. The outer seems to be just a protective skin to protect the bladder while transporting. If they are to be used by home brewers, they...

My staple beer was beer; I'll drink any beer on the planet. Of course some are better than others, but i don't really care. Just put a beer in front of me. :)