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Hi all, thanks for all the helpful replys. Yes Komodo im in Woronora (nice memory!), I've been brewing for about 3 years on and off but mostly from kits, have tried a FWKs and wasnt impressed. I did see the brew day on the 6th but wasnt quite sure how the list works and dont really understand...

Hi Everyone, I'd really like to get into AG brewing but i dont know where to start - ive read a heap about it but i'd love to see how its done in real life and get an idea on how much better AG can be form brewing out of a can. Any chance i can tag along the next time somebody is doing a brew? Bek

I've been looking to join a brew club, im pretty new to brewing but i love my beer. Can i join your club? Thanks Bek

Thanks for that guys - im going to try the fwk and see how it goes. I havent seen country brewer but i havent been looking either - im near sutherland in sydney so i'll see if my local has something like that. Thanks again and good drinking! Bek

I've read all the posts about how much better AG brewing is but cant afford to jump in just yet. I really want to try an AG but dont know anybody who brews them - is it worth getting an fresh wort to try the difference between kits an AG? or are they compleatley different again. Bek

FG is 1024 - so how would that be with 1 carb drop? Bek

Ok thanks - so instead of using 2 carbonation drop per 750mls i'll just use 1. Its for a stout so it wont matter if it is a bit flat. Thanks everybody! Bek

So what is a normal level of carbonation?

How do you measure different amounts of sugar when bottling? The recipe im using calls for 4g in each bottle - i usually use carbonation drops - how many grams in each one? Thanks in advance Bek

Thanks for the instructions PB, I'm heading to the kitchen as we speak! I've also bmade the straight muntons stout before but i thought id try this and see how it goes. I'll let you know how it turns out. Thanks again and have a good night! Bek

I'd really like to brew tonight - so any help will be greatly appreciated as im very quickly running out of stout :( Bek

The shop is Kirrawee home brew. I dont know exactly whats in the kit converter. The recipe calls for: 1 can Muntons export stout Brewcraft #74 irish kit converter brewcraft #25 stout booster 1 pkt muntons gold yeast Bek

I rang at 6 and they didnt answer. You guys were my last hope to brew tonite :( Bek

The only label it has is my local home brew shop's label. Bek

I just got my irish stout kit converter, i've never used one before and im a bit confused about the directions on the pack - I'll type everthing it says: INSTRUCTIONS To make this beer, you will only need a regular beer kit and the contents of this pack. DO NOT USE ANY SUGAR + 600g Glucose...

Thnks guys - i will try it out - my dad was saying that its probablly just the same as the stout booster and they just want to sell extra stuff but i wont know till i try it out. Have a good new years eve and leave some brew to drink tomorrow! bek

I have a recipe that calls for #25 stout booster and #74 kit converter - what is in a kit converter and will it make a difference? Thanks Bek

Thanks guys - i better start reading! I thought you didnt need a lot of equipment for all grain!? I live in near sutherland (sydney) If anybody is around i'd love the help! Bek

I'd like to try an all grain brew - i've only ever used kit beer - what are the benifits of all grain? Please excuse me if this is a dumb question.... i am blonde Bek

Thanks - im having a look at beer label brewer now. The problem with using different coloured caps is i've got 5 brew going atm! Bek