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Hi
My names dave, been on here for a couple of months and thought i'd better introduce myself. I'm a uni student, so homebrew was always an attractive prospect, especially when I began to realise I didn't really like megaswill anymore. Been brewing for about a year now and haven't looked back, if anyone reading this is from central west NSW (Orange) it'd be good to meet other brewers and perhaps sample some creations. Also going to be in canberra for a uni placement in july, so anyone who wants to share a brew at the wig and pen would be most welcome!
Dave
If you are just starting out and want to make something great - get yourself a Wort Kit. They cost about $40. Now some people (Kit & Kilo) think that is way too much for 60 stubbies. But add to this a little Hops and maybe a few other goodies ( grain adjuncts etc ) and you can make world class beer right at home - it is so easy! To buy world class beer will cost you $4 or $5 a stubbie - you can make the same for much less! It really can be done! Home brew has such a bad reputation because of 'Kit & Kilo' beer - K & K beer tastes like home brew not real beer! A Wort kit is just a kit beer that does not have the water boiled out of it - that boiling of kits takes away all the character. Wort kits are a great way to get started on the magic of trully senational beers made right at home - Please do some research for me and dont go through what I went through. Cheers!
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