Brew Shed ( Brew Your Own Beer) Sydney

[Pumpy]

Time the "boys" paid 'em a visit B)
Cheers Ross

Yeah I have a chain saw that will scare um

Always scares me :unsure:

Pumpy

 

[bconnery]

This idea was popular in Vancouver when I was there 10+ years ago. I'm not sure if its still the case.
The customer had to add the yeast to make it legal.

Still is. Or at least was 2 1/2 years ago when I was there...
All around BC they seemed to be everywhere...

 

[Maxt]

Hi Maxt,

Pure coincidence as I was naming some of our beers after prominent local icons in the Macarthur Area. If you are familiar with the area both are well known locally.

Cheers
Tim - The Beer Shed.

I see. Good luck in your venture :beer:

 

[kabooby]

All the best Tim on your venture.

Let us know if ever have people that forget to pick their beer up. I know a few people that will get rid of it

Kabooby

 

[amita]

another one...they're an ok idea for a gimmick or outing with the mates or something, but they always seem to go out of business!

looks like this is the right place to let you know that the Brewing Better Beer ( brew on premises in micro brewery) is up for sale.
due to circumstances.
its a good setup and has heaps or possibilities.Its situated in Busselton WA (200 k southe of perth)

somebody who wants lo live out his dream this is the opportunity!

pls contact Craig Cox on 08 97511100 or 0428506404


no affiliation,no commision etc.
cheers Amita

 

[Linz]

All the best with it Tim...might pop down with a few of my own beers for you to try

 

[Brewtus]

Beer Shed,
How much for a 6 carton batch? I would like to try full grain some time but don't want to buy all the kit.
If you don't want to post the price just PM me.

 

[The Beer Shed]

All the best with it Tim...might pop down with a few of my own beers for you to try

Hi Linz,

You are more than welcome to visit with a few beers and I'll show you through the setup.

Cheers
Tim - The Beer Shed.

 

[The Beer Shed]

Beer Shed,
How much for a 6 carton batch? I would like to try full grain some time but don't want to buy all the kit.
If you don't want to post the price just PM me.

Hi Brewtus,

For a 50 litre batch of beer it ranges from $109.95 to $169.95 depending upon the style of beer you like to brew. All our styles are listed on the website. We generally have a few different styles on tap for sampling at any one time.

Cheers
Tim - The Beer Shed.

 

[dicko]

Hi Brewtus,

For a 50 litre batch of beer it ranges from $109.95 to $169.95 depending upon the style of beer you like to brew. All our styles are listed on the website. We generally have a few different styles on tap for sampling at any one time.

Cheers
Tim - The Beer Shed.

good luck with the venture.
Is it extract or all grain brewing??

Cheers

 

[microbe]

good luck with the venture.
Is it extract or all grain brewing??

Cheers

Can't comment directly on this one but all the similar businesses up here in QLD use extract as the base. IIRC I've seen some that use some specialty grain.

Cheers,

microbe

 

[The Beer Shed]

Can't comment directly on this one but all the similar businesses up here in QLD use extract as the base. IIRC I've seen some that use some specialty grain.

Cheers,

microbe

To clear up any confusion we use a base of unhopped extract with a combination of fresh grain depending upon the beer style. There are a number of Brew on Premises around and they are very popular in WA and QLD. Two others have just opened in the past few weeks in Wollongong if you are down that way..

Cheers
Tim - The Beer Shed

 

[drsmurto]

Hi Brewtus,

For a 50 litre batch of beer it ranges from $109.95 to $169.95 depending upon the style of beer you like to brew. All our styles are listed on the website. We generally have a few different styles on tap for sampling at any one time.

Cheers
Tim - The Beer Shed.

Must have missed this but 50L is slightly twice the 'normal' batch size i did when doing kits/extracts. No matter how hard i tried (adding up to 1kg of spec grain, saf yeasts) i couldnt get my brews to cost any more than $40 a batch.... i realise bottles/cans would cost more but YIKES! I hope that liquid yeast are being used but thats prob the high end of the price range?

 

[Fatgodzilla]

Must have missed this but 50L is slightly twice the 'normal' batch size i did when doing kits/extracts. No matter how hard i tried (adding up to 1kg of spec grain, saf yeasts) i couldnt get my brews to cost any more than $40 a batch.... i realise bottles/cans would cost more but YIKES! I hope that liquid yeast are being used but thats prob the high end of the price range?

Sounds a bit bolshi DrSmurto - what are you comrade, an accountant or a communist or something ...

 

[drsmurto]

Sounds a bit bolshi DrSmurto - what are you comrade, an accountant or a communist or something ...

Scientist, not an accountant and a tree hugger, not a commy

 

[bradmcm]

You are paying for using some else's equipment including force carbonating and filtering equipment, paying someone to transfer and monitor it and paying for premises. You are also paying for the guarantee.
People who use BoPs are not looking to make beermaking a hobby, there are looking for someone to produce a unique beer for them, possibly as a present. You don't need to learn anything about beer making, you just rock up and do it.
At their prices it is still half the cost of a commercial carton.

 

[bigfridge]

You are paying for using some else's equipment including force carbonating and filtering equipment, paying someone to transfer and monitor it and paying for premises. You are also paying for the guarantee.
People who use BoPs are not looking to make beermaking a hobby, there are looking for someone to produce a unique beer for them, possibly as a present. You don't need to learn anything about beer making, you just rock up and do it.
At their prices it is still half the cost of a commercial carton.

Plus they do have to pay excise as well.

 

[oldbugman]

Do they? I thought that was the whole point about you adding the yeast yourself.

 

[bigfridge]

Do they? I thought that was the whole point about you adding the yeast yourself.

Yes.

Look for "alcohol produced for non-commercial purposes using commercial facilities or equipment" at http://www.ato.gov.au/print.asp?doc=/content/13272.htm

 

[kabooby]

I think that price is OK. If someone was having a party and wanted to provide 50L of megaswill beer than it would cost them over $200. This way they can make a better beer and save some money.

Sure its higher than doing it yourself with your own gear. These guys are running a business. They need to pay for overheads and make some money in the meantime.

Kabooby