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  1. entilza

    Online Alcohol Calculators

    Hi team, Great responses there. Thanks very much for the insight. And I never knew the calculation could be so easy - I saw somewhere a rather complex calculation, so I guess that 7.46 is an approximation of sorts. But still, it implies the lower figure is the correct one. Ta! Jason (Entilza)
  2. entilza

    Online Alcohol Calculators

    Hi gang, Has anyone else noticed a WILD variation in the results from online alcohol calculators? Using an original SG of 1042 (42), and a finishing SG of 1002 (02), we get some pretty wild and wooly results. eg http://www.brewcraft.com.au/wa.asp?idWebPa...p;idDetails=117 Result: 6.1%...
  3. entilza

    Newbie: What Makes My Lager Dark & Bitter?

    Hi all, Thanks again for the sage advice. I'll pop down and get some better yeast, and try a Coopers, and try to keep her cool! Point taken too re: Lagers needing to be even cooler still. It begs the question (probably answered in depth elsewhere) - why the hell do the companies say "25 to...
  4. entilza

    Newbie: What Makes My Lager Dark & Bitter?

    Thanks Adamt - I reckon you'll be right. I've seen a lot of people banging on about <20 temps here, and I'm well above that.
  5. entilza

    Newbie: What Makes My Lager Dark & Bitter?

    I should add, the cholorine-smelling one is a steriliser, and EGA is a sanitiser.
  6. entilza

    Newbie: What Makes My Lager Dark & Bitter?

    Hi team, Thanks for the fast replies! Yeast is the under-the-tin Morgans supplied Yeast. Sanitisers - I can never remember the names of these things (they're back at home, and I am not!). There's one I use only when I do a big clean as I have heard its a yeast killer (It smells of cholrine...
  7. entilza

    Newbie: What Makes My Lager Dark & Bitter?

    Hi gang, Newbie question here. I used to brew (bottles, not keg) a long time ago, but gave up as all my lagers were terrible. I recently started again and have been having great success with ginger beer, however my lager was just as bad as it always was! I'm very careful with my cleaning and...
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