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That's useful - thanks.

I have a kegerator that is supplied with co2 for the kegs via standard grey gas line. She who must be obeyed says I must move it but to get it where it must go I need to change the gas feed. Do John Guest speed fit connections work with co2 pressures? What I need is a 90 degree sharp bend to...

Good advice thanks. The 50 ltr system is an attractive one as I want to brew two full kegs at a time with room to spare. A 40 ltr system seems like it hasn't enough margin.

I guess that right. I will stick to gin-less tonic when I am driving.

I never managed to get great results from a kit. I moved to all grain brewing and have had great results, for me it was well worth the setup cost. The cost of a brew thereafter is dependent on the beer, at best its marginally cheaper but with complex multi hop beers it's more expensive. However...

Is the thread damaged? Some photos would help.

I want to move to a set of kit that will alow me to brew larger volumes. I have in mind two systems: The Grainfather S40 at £449 or The 50Ltr Brewdevil at £469 Price is similar so quality, ease of use and reliability are the things that will sway me. I am leaning toward the Brewdevil at the...

I took the plunge and bought a Paulaner 0.0% to try. It didn't tast like a weissbier at all which was disappointing although colour and head were good. Taste was strongly malty, almost ovalteen like especially in the aftertaste. Would I buy it again? No, it really wasn't that good but not...

I guess ND has blown his covid credibility.

It didn't work. asad.

And this is it....

Let us know, I would be interested to read it.

Today I am living up to the above post and making a sour dough loaf using the Tescos sour dough mix. Let's see how it goes...

I looked at the keg token filter but would rather used gelatine as it seems lass of an infection risk. Thanks to all for the advice. I think I will try to brew a weissbier with leaf hops to minimise hop particles and add 1/4 protofloc tablet to the boil to take out some of the crud.

I berw from grain and in three vessels. I use SS brewtech fermenters and fill kegs from the fermenter via a bounce filter to catch hop debris ect using good and fashioned gravity. My wort is always cloudy, the bounce filter is only good enough to catch the bigger bits and has no clarification...

Tried that with no real success. I have thought of using leaf hops instead of pellets to reduce the fine debris in the brew as I find that pellets break up. My next brew is to be a Weissbier so maybe I will do this and see where it gets me.

Sorry, I should have said I dont bottle but exclusively keg my beers.

I have one of these things and I don't use it. Leaf hops tend to float and I found keeping the top of the basket above the fermenting brew was almost impossible while keeping the fermemtor airtight. As a result the hops floated out. A wast of time. If you are concerned about hops in the...

I am always trying to improve my brews and at the moment I am turning my attention to clearing my beer. I want to get a better handle on what various additions do in this respect. So far I have have used gelatine to completely clear a beer with great success but have trouble in getting the more...

In, out, in, out, shake it all about. Do the hokey kokey ....... It does seem that Ausie politicians have balls though. Unlike ours.