Excellent stuff, Fishfood.
You've certainly acquired an interesting skill set in addition to your buttermaking accomplishments.
You seem to bring a professional touch to everything you do.
Gary
Excellent stuff, Fishfood.
You've certainly acquired an interesting skill set in addition to your buttermaking accomplishments.
You seem to bring a professional touch to everything you do.
Gary
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Hi Fishfood,
Just a quick question do you make beer with kit malt or with real grain?
I am all ears gentlemen!
I'd think that at $10-$20 a throw you can't go past a kit based liquid malt?
Jonathan have you ever made your own from real grain? I don't reckon my wheat/barley paddock would be big enough![]()
Martin
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Martin
I make everything and anything. Beer, wine, spirits I make hundreds and hundreds of liters of them all every year.
I haven’t as yet made true all grain beer it is much harder with more equipment need to convert the starches found in the grain to readily available fermentable sugars. I just need a few more things to make the entire process easer and I’m off. You don’t need much grain to make a decent batch of beer a good 100Kg of malted grain will produce 200-280L of beer (Dark heavy beers to light beers).
Tin malt is ok and a good beer can be made with it but it is still inferior to real beer.
I don’t use a beer fridge as the cost of operating a fridge is expensive and the kegs and taps cost over $300 if not more. I use 330ml bottles and as far as washing the bottles I just put them in the dishwasher with some SMS and citric acid to boost the sanitation of the SMS no cleaning on my behalf.
so fishfood whats the beer of the month?
Been a bit slack latley been drinking the xmas presents [crownies ] and party leftovers [bit of everything] will get rid of a few on sunday at Jims
If its free pick it up
I just found this thread - hile I am not a big beer drinker I am very impressed with the setup! Especially the wood fired oven - I have always wanted one!
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i think it time to clean the brew kit ready for summer time,
last year I used the cooper's mexican with great success so i think i might stick to that to start with
The cerveza is a good all-rounder and well suited for that summers drink hitting the spot nicely.