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I have about 25 Pride of Ringwood hop rhizomes for sale. Dug up yesterday. Pick-up from Mount Pleasant. $5 per rhizome.... priced purely for cost recovery purposes.

Read the forum thread that was linked above, it's well worth the read. It will explain everything you need to know.

Great thread, definitely worth reading all 19 pages so far. I've done my own wiring diagram. Can either a sparkie or someone who has wired heaps of these up verify that I have the wiring correct....?

JEG, G&G is your best option. Either get delivery, or arrange a trip to Melbourne to go to G&G and stock up on supplies. The other option is Ballarat, I believe there is a homebrew supplies store in Ballarat now, not sure about their grain range though. Cheers.

Mountain Goat Hightail Ale is really good. I tried both the hightail ale and the pale ale at this years international beer awards festival. The Corner Hotel in Richmond, Melbourne, has it on tap.

Cool, thanks for all the advice people. I might have to look at getting a second fermenter, racking tube and tap adapter.

Hey peoples, I was at my HBS the other day and enquired about bulk priming. The guy told me just to boil 180grams of normal white sugar in a bit of water until it dissolves, let it cool, then add that to my brew and gently stir it in then let it sit for 10 minutes to let the sediment settle...

Not sure if this has been posted on here before, but was casually browsing away the other day and came across this: http://www.cae.edu.au/espresso/courses_bee...eer_tasting.htm Taken from the page: "Ahhh beer. Is there any other drink that inspires such happiness? At the CAE, we believe not...

Cool, thanks for all your tips guys. I've checked out some of howtobrew.com and am going to my local home brew store today to see if I can get a printed copy. If they dont stock it, I might have to rip the website down a print the whole thing (I hate reading manuals off computer screens)...

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OK, maybe I should go and read www.howtobrew.com and review my brewing process (or lack of it) before I brew up another batch. Cheers for the advice, keep it coming B)

OK, well I'm new to brewing, have currently only done two batches, one lager and one draft. I bought a Coopers Micro-Brew Kit (http://www.coopers.com.au/homebrew/micro_brew_kit_right.htm) a couple months back. Both of my brews have turned out OK, taste not too bad, except they have both had poor...