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LAGERFRENZY said:
My ex wife's dad got me into home brewing about thirty five years ago when there was no science to the thing. Black fermenter used to sit on the back versndah of his Queenslander gurgling away at ambient temps. I think the brews were Briqalow and they had a decidedly bananery taste to them. You eventually got a taste for them and the only alternative in those days was XXXX.
Are you forgetting the deliciousness of Cairns Draught and Brisbane Bitter? :icon_vomit:
 
think he said the "ambient was some sore of one but the other what ever it was was the best". or the other way round. we did not get that because ambient was not even a word to use but beer was alcohol.
 
wereprawn said:
Are you forgetting the deliciousness of Cairns Draught and Brisbane Bitter? :icon_vomit:
Ah I has forgotten the dubious delights of the dreaded Brisbane River as we used to call it. Or maybe it was a memory that was subconsciously repressed!
 
Rocker1986 said:
I think I'd rather drink XXXX than ambient fermented Brigalow kits... :lol:
Lets just say the winter brewed ones were gagged down a lot more easily than some of the mid-summer ones
 
friend fathers fave rate band was tom pedie some sort of blind guitarist. which played the guitar sitting down.
 
Was that Tom Petty? As innthe skinny white guy with 20 20 vision? Pretty easily cofused with Mississippi John Hurt, Blind Blake, Blind Lemon Jefferson and the Reverend Gary Davis though...
 
LAGERFRENZY said:
Ah I has forgotten the dubious delights of the dreaded Brisbane River as we used to call it. Or maybe it was a memory that was subconsciously repressed!
Why do you think we who drank it now still drink?
 
think it was tom petty but the movie was on tv roadhouse blues. i have been looking for it for ever to listen at lest to the music tom petty not tom pedie thank you .
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyflyJjJrf4
 
I could not watch it on tv i was to young and his father use to say how the music back then was good they all grabbed a guitar and sang heavens door by guns roses but i did not know the words even . maybe see now what it ment to them then.
 
remember this then "the tom petty for the band and the blind guitarist for road house blues then" and i could fined out later when i had grown up.
 
madpierre06 said:
Why do you think we who drank it now still drink?
It gets worse - after the Brisbane River suppressed memory came back I also started to get flashbacks of Ben Ean Moselle and Kaiser Stuhl Tawny Port. What didn't kill us made us grow stronger...
 
LAGERFRENZY said:
It gets worse - after the Brisbane River suppressed memory came back I also started to get flashbacks of Ben Ean Moselle and Kaiser Stuhl Tawny Port. What didn't kill us made us grow stronger...
Aaaargh!!! Three bottles of Tiffany's Summer Wine for $5.10 at the Bollon B & S in early 80's... still have nightmares. And the end result cost me dearly... :blink:
 
Porphyry Pearl Champagne, Strongbow Sweet Cider - just - need - to - have one last retrospective hurrrrrrrrrrrrlllllll
 
madpierre06 said:
Aaaargh!!! Three bottles of Tiffany's Summer Wine for $5.10 at the Bollon B & S in early 80's... still have nightmares. And the end result cost me dearly... :blink:
So, you married her, right?
 
WarmerBeer said:
So, you married her, right?
:lol: Nah, the depositing of aforementioned summer wine killed off a deadset cert....but did meet again 3 years later in Toowoomba....shared a laugh.
 
Pants-era is a bit overrated amongst homebrewers. Most of us try to brew without them.
 
Sans pants. The only way to brew.
 
this Mexicans yest is cheese smell again the stout mined you is very fruity smell.i think the normal beer is cheese smell yest and they do not bubble even then the stout did.
 
i tried to seal it again but it still will not bubble the man from home brew shop said it can be as or better than a bubbling one still.
 
Airlock activity is not the only sign of fermentation taking place.
Some brews start fermenting earlier and more vigorously than others.
Give it 24 hours to start bubbling before getting too concerned mate, specially if the weather is cool.
 
TheWiggman said:
Bugger me this is one surreal thread
We're slowly covering every topic known to man.

On a plus side, I think Alfred is gaining some knowledge in the field of home brewing and Tom Petty!!
 
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