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andycum0

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what ingredients do you all recomend THAT I CAN BUY FROM A SUPERMARKET to make my beers more flavoursome.
 

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andycum0 said:
what ingredients do you all recomend THAT I CAN BUY FROM A SUPERMARKET to make my beers more flavoursome.
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Some Peter from Wagga
 

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Guess there must be a trigger there

You could try some P_e_t_e_r f_r_o_m Wagga
 

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ozbrewer said:
Sausage Beer?
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Got me thinking there Oz. :rolleyes: What?!? No gravy! :lol:

andycum0. Ask a stupid question....

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Mate a two can brew is the best way to get a good beer. Once I used two Coopers Real Ale and about 500g of dextrose. It turned out great. Definately try a two can brew.

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A coppers pale ale kit with brew booster 2 as recommended on the can comes up pretty good if you bottle condition it. Ive served it from the keg and its not the same. Make it up to 18-19L, gives it a bit of extra flavour, as it can be a bit watery otherwise.
 

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You guys are being a bit harsh there. I can relate to Andycum0. I live in an area devoid of decent HBSs and the supermarket is the only economical choice for brewing supplies. So pull your heads in and offer some constructive advice! :angry:
 

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Steve.

IIRC Andy lives in Manly. I may be geographically-challenged but I'm pretty sure it's hardly the back of Burke (or Wagga ;) ).

If it pleases you though I shall pull my head in. :blink:

Edit: Locations

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I though space-mokey posts look very similar. Alot of brew "jargon" with supposedly little or no brew knowledge
 

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internet order or mail order works pretty well these days ... and some places (like Grumpy's) have free shipping interstate if you buy over $100 ... no need to buy crap ingredients, unless you really want to ...
 

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Darren said:
I though space-mokey posts look very similar. Alot of brew "jargon" with supposedly little or no brew knowledge
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Well that would be because I admittedly don't know much but am trying to learn... I'm not trying to use jargon to try and look smarter than I am, I guess I just try to study stuff a fair bit when I'm trying to learn about it.
FYI I just cracked open my first brew tonight for a sample, it's not going to win any awards just yet but certainly good enough to make me glad I've given it a crack, and still more enjoyable than certain commercial beers. I'm, about to get my second one into the bottles tonight, hopefully all goes well.
 

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andycum0 said:
what ingredients do you all recomend THAT I CAN BUY FROM A SUPERMARKET to make my beers more flavoursome.
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North Rocky Woolies has start stocking some "Ale Yeast" and "Lager Yeast" dry yeast packets. I think they're Brigalow brand, and are <$2 ea. They may be worth trying for a substitute for the yeast in a real cheap can kit. I wouldn't try it in place of a Cooper's can yeast though.

Though Rocky is kinda far from Manly, or Wagga.
 

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