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Have a read of this if you haven't already. http://www.germanbrewing.net/docs/Brewing-Bavarian-Helles.pdf I've made a couple of batches of wort using an extension of their techniques and I can confirm that the wort does indeed taste completely different as they suggest - super clean with the...

As per http://www.mashmaster.com.au/p/4571858/millmaster-grain-mill.html Comes with stainless hopper good for 9kg grain and the shitty chair stand. The rollers are brand new, the fluted type - The knurled ones were replaced under warranty but I got a different mill in the meantime, so this one...

I got this idea last week and just had to try it out. You know when you want to move a keg, but you don't want to stir up the sludge at the bottom; Or if you want to take a keg to a BBQ or whatever, and you have to transfer it off into another keg to avoid bringing shame to your family name...

Selling due to upgrade. Comes with the regular hopper that holds 3kg or so. Has had a lot of use (probably 3-400 brews) but it is still good. Local pickup preferred, from Bellevue.

I picked one of these up today to restore my taps back to full capacity. My old fridge has been dead a year and I've been limping along with only 8 taps since. http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/malaga/miscellaneous-goods/bromic-8-basket-shop-commercial-chest-freezer-2-06m/1059649178 Seems like a...

I am hosting the WA case swap again this year. The winter one was a great day, so let's keep it going with some good easy drinking summer beers. All brewers are welcome, please sign up to the list below with your beer style. The swap day will be at my joint in Bellevue, most likely on the...

Just so you know, this works. It often happens when it would be nice to bring some beer to an event - which usually involves at the very least racking a keg to another, or more often for me, filtering out a recent batch so there is a full keg to bring instead of the 1/2s or 1/3rds of kegs I...

Figured I'd start this off. Can you update the list with the condition of your brew - ie - needs conditioning / ready to drink The numbers should match the original list, so we can still identify bottles which have numbers on the lid only. 1. dent - Baltic Porter (10%) - CPBF + ready to...

I'm sure someone has done this before, but I have been using this for quite a few brews lately and it has some advantages. I have other mash tuns in stainless, false bottoms, etc, but this is pretty good for grists <10kg. This is only really useful for HERMS type setups. There are some...

Since I've moved to a house with solar hot water, I've been a bit peeved with not being able to use all that free hot water that, often in summertime, just boils over into the vent tube down the side of the house in a particularly wasteful fashion. I considered filtering or ROing it but from...

Since my stocks have been getting used up by the keg lately, I figured I'd go back to no chilling for one evening and crank out a 60 litre batch of non threatening paleish ale over three cubes. I got to thinking about the lack of variety anticipated as a result, and figured I'd at least put...

Here is something you can build for hardly any cost which actually works much better than the usual three way valve T shaped one, for screw top bottles. What you need: A bottle lid Some wood Some keg line Glue gun (or silicon if you have time) 8mm Drill Beer disconnect Either a shut off valve...

For sale my march pump 809HS - going for $70 I've been running it with only two screws to aid taking apart and cleaning, so if you like you might want get some more screws if you like to have them all - but it seals and operates just fine as it is. There is also a small crack in the dry...

Free, working, has plenty of cooling capacity. You can fit four kegs in here easy. The thermostat is no good (stays on so it freezes everything) but you'd be likely to put your own STC1000 or whatever on there anyhow. It works as a lager fridge OK but fermenting ales it seems to not like so...

While being particularly violent while removing some taps from the door of a temporary keg fridge, I noticed the tendancy of the beer line to be rather ductile. This gave me the idea of using this property to make shorter keg lines, to turn this 6 metre run into this (1m original length)...

Free, working. 240VAC. Comes with a stand on wheels - free but it'd be nice if you brought one of your brews along. Pickup from Bassendean. -Zig

I wanted to see on my system the relationship between the grist, water, calcium and pH. I have read helpful articles and two things have troubled me, the remarks that the mash pH at sacc temps and room temps are different by 0.3-4 or so, and the fact that even with a large proportion of RO...

Upgraded to stainless steel bling so this has now had its day. It has served me well over the last 102 brews, started out as single infusion basic system, eventually ended up as part of the HERMS. Comes with 2400W single phase heating element, with cable attached. Also, just for you...

I've upgraded to a 'real' roller type mill. This one has served well over the last 30 brews or so. Drive with a 13mm socket in your drill. Price is free, but bring a sample of some of your brews. Pickup only from Bassendean (WA)