BEER! mmmmm....

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BEER! mmmmm....

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My Fav at the mo is Amsterdam Mariner. fully imported and only $30 a carton. sic!
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speakerwrath wrote:My Fav at the mo is Amsterdam Mariner. fully imported and only $30 a carton. sic!
Look a bit harder mate. The beers imported but the bottlings done here.

And how dare you compare shit beer to my homebrew ;)

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bwahahahahahaha.........homebrew.....bah!(':lol:')
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that will put some hair on your chest.... infact drink enough of it and you'l have hair comming out of the eye of your penis/coating your uterus.
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BOAGS PREMIUM FOR LIFE
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I'll have a Bitburger please...

Although, Fents homebrew is farken beautiful.... :drool:
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maaaatt daaaamon.
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Hmmm Beer.... This one is me Favourite at the moment...

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mel'b is #1
fents homebrew is freekin sweeeeet.
Brewing an irish ale atm...hopefully nice.
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Damn you Fents, how many times I been over your joint... and not ONCE have I tryed your homebrew... :roll: :evil: :x :cry:
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quick wrote:BOAGS PREMIUM FOR LIFE
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w3rd to Fents homebrew too, that Summer Blonde shizzle is da BOMB!
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A-Lager or stfu
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Hoegaarden. Light, with hints of organge, coriander and bubblegum.

Great summer beer.
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quick wrote:Damn you Fents, how many times I been over your joint... and not ONCE have I tryed your homebrew... :roll: :evil: :x :cry:
That's weird mate, only been to Fents house once and I had a sweet glass of homebrew in my hand within 5 minutes.... hmmm... weird...

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huhu I still have a few bottles of a-lager left, I'm to scared to drink it
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quick wrote::x
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I'm gona have to agree that fents trys hard to get a beer into your hand as soon as possible after arrival at his place. and yes i spose it's pretty good shit.
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flippo wrote: infact drink enough of it and you'l have hair comming out of the eye of your penis/coating your uterus.
:shock: Dude thats pretty disturbing
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Fents homebrew is pretty rad. First mouthfuls are a bit dodgy, but then it starts to rock.

Asahi is the bomb beer.
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Hatsudai wrote:
flippo wrote: infact drink enough of it and you'l have hair comming out of the eye of your penis/coating your uterus.
:shock: Dude thats pretty disturbing
It's a joke hat ;).

Anyone ever had "Great Australian Whire Beer" by malt shovel brewers I think, or like a 'radical splinter group' of malt shovel called something else.

wicked, haven't seen it around for ages tho, maybe its finished.

Was so nice tho
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any imports on tap at european bier cafe. is the shit.
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drinking Hahn Premuim right now mmmmmm
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mountain goat.. nuff said
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Asahi or STFU!
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Pilsner Urquell or STFU :P

Actually, any Czech beer.

If you can't get Czech beer, Leffe is awesome, so it Hoegaarden, Schofferhoffer, Bitburger, oh fuck it I could be here all night.

DB Super Dry or STFU :P
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Schizo! wrote:Pilsner Urquell or STFU :P

Actually, any Czech beer.

If you can't get Czech beer, Leffe is awesome, so it Hoegaarden, Schofferhoffer, Bitburger, oh fuck it I could be here all night.

DB Super Dry or STFU :P
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sAm0 wrote:mountain goat.. nuff said
word, MG hightail on tap at my local the gb... so very goood
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Really digging Little Creatures pale ale and Bohemian Pilzner at the mo.
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I drank a mix of Carlton, M.B. and V.B. for the first time in ages and I felt a bit sad for the poor souls who have these beers regularly and don't know the (potential) greatness of a good homebrew. Of course, a bad brew can be devastating.

Just got a package from my HBS last week that contained:
*James Squire Porter clone ingredients pack (mmmmmmm)
*Malt Shovel Pale ale cansx2 (malt shovel stuff is expensive but well worth it)
*Ingredients for a 10.9% brew (barley wine)

Last week I bottled "The Winebanana" (the name is from a stupid misunderstanding of a breed of dog). At the moment "The Goose" (a tribute to BMX Bandits) cider is almost finished fermenting.
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wouldn't mind getting into homebrewing... :idea:
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johnnynostars wrote:I drank a mix of Carlton, M.B. and V.B. for the first time in ages and I felt a bit sad for the poor souls who have these beers regularly and don't know the (potential) greatness of a good homebrew. Of course, a bad brew can be devastating.

Just got a package from my HBS last week that contained:
*James Squire Porter clone ingredients pack (mmmmmmm)
*Malt Shovel Pale ale cansx2 (malt shovel stuff is expensive but well worth it)
*Ingredients for a 10.9% brew (barley wine)

Last week I bottled "The Winebanana" (the name is from a stupid misunderstanding of a breed of dog). At the moment "The Goose" (a tribute to BMX Bandits) cider is almost finished fermenting.
What HBS u been hittin mate? Can i have the details?
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nobody mentioned LOWENBRAU>? i think thats how you spell it
damn fine beer that one
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Fents wrote:
johnnynostars wrote:I drank a mix of Carlton, M.B. and V.B. for the first time in ages and I felt a bit sad for the poor souls who have these beers regularly and don't know the (potential) greatness of a good homebrew. Of course, a bad brew can be devastating.

Just got a package from my HBS last week that contained:
*James Squire Porter clone ingredients pack (mmmmmmm)
*Malt Shovel Pale ale cansx2 (malt shovel stuff is expensive but well worth it)
*Ingredients for a 10.9% brew (barley wine)

Last week I bottled "The Winebanana" (the name is from a stupid misunderstanding of a breed of dog). At the moment "The Goose" (a tribute to BMX Bandits) cider is almost finished fermenting.
What HBS u been hittin mate? Can i have the details?
check www.liquorcraft.com.au

They have two physical stores and deliver all across Melbourne for $6 max.
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^^^ cheers geeza...when we having a tasting sesh?
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mines a kronenburg mate, yeah yeah the streets!!
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i thought there was a home brewing thread but this is the closest thing i could find??

anyway...

my brother is right into the homebrewing and has an amazing kit. he's just got a job in lebanon for 5 months and so we're taking over the brewing.

went around to his place on the weekend and he ran us through our first brew. drinking a few from his previous brews while we were at it. we drove it home very carefully strapped in with the seatbelt on the back seat.

i can't really believe how easy it is to make. lots of steps along the way and i can see how if you get one wrong it could really throw everything off but overall it seems pretty simple.

i can see myself getting into this!! :D :P
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Place I'm living has everything set up so perfectly. Actually using purified rain water from the tank on top of the shed. Drank a bottle of 2 year old stuff on the weekend. Had a few leaves in the mix. :sofukingdrunk:
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Speaking of Fent's homebrew... where's my free bottle for doing the label comp thingy a moth or so ago?
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we just bottled our first cider a couple of weeks ago.

we have done about 5 brews in our new house. the last one is amazing.

tastes almost like a little creatures.

hops make all the difference.

the blackrock tins from NZ are quality too.

i want to get a small bar fridge without the freezer so i can setup a couple of kegs in it. like fents has.
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I like beer that comes from a can..
and doesn't end up back in some kind of can..


ok..
I'm gonna go away now..
maybe..
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speakerwrath wrote:My Fav at the mo is Amsterdam Mariner. fully imported and only $30 a carton. sic!
That beer tastes like water pretending to be beer, worst Lager ever.
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Werd! Nice one, always drink that when I'm out. Only because nowhere has one of my other fav beers: Hahn Premuim.

Beez Knees :smt049 :smt049 :smt049 Favourite beer atm.

Had Bee Sting the other night too, nice, verry nice but not quite as good as Beez Knees.
CoB wrote:I like beer that comes from a can..
Pfft beer tastes like shit from a can. Got to be a glass bottle or STFU. Seriously beer tastes different from a can than it does from a stubbie.
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monthieth's summer ale. :homerdrool:
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i get drunk on beer, its fun
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Beer from a can = nasty! Unless you're a fan of that 'aluminium' taste. It's also been proven that can's are more porous than glass, ie. they let more air in/out - resulting in a less fresh beer than in a bottle.

Brown coloured glass is the best for filtering out the suns rays that can damage beer, then green and then the crappy clear bottles.

The worst of all are the plastic bottles, especially when combined with Carlton Cold. That stuff is for underage drinking only. :lol:

Hahn Premium is good!

I wanna do home brew too, but I live in a flat and I hear it stinks your place out.
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DBoy wrote:Place I'm living has everything set up so perfectly. Actually using purified rain water from the tank on top of the shed. Drank a bottle of 2 year old stuff on the weekend. Had a few leaves in the mix. :sofukingdrunk:
cool. yeah - we just used regular water from the tap but i want to check it out with using other types of water. purified ones etc.
Ag3nT[]0raNg3 wrote:we just bottled our first cider a couple of weeks ago.

we have done about 5 brews in our new house. the last one is amazing.

tastes almost like a little creatures.

hops make all the difference.

the blackrock tins from NZ are quality too.

i want to get a small bar fridge without the freezer so i can setup a couple of kegs in it. like fents has.
excellent! yeah, we cooked up some hops for the one we did on the weekend... really looking forward to tasting it.

fents has a dedicated fridge??!!? awesome! :lol:

Direktor wrote: I wanna do home brew too, but I live in a flat and I hear it stinks your place out.
yeah - we have it outside, under cover though. it's not ideal as the temperature will fluctuate a bit and as it will get colder than you really want it to it may take a little longer until we rack it (so i've been told :P )

it's better than having it inside though as it's just too warm. if you have a spare room that's unheated or a garage or something i believe that would be ideal...
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outside???

preeeeety cold for it. yeast stops working below like 15 degrees. it was 3 this morning. yeast go to sleep i would say.

sure once you have the yeast in, it tries its hardest to stay around the temp that you had it when the yeast was put in (cos its a chemical reaction it creates heat) but even inside it was hard to keep it above 18 degrees. the cider had to ferment for almost 3 weeks (even then i dont think it was finihsed) veeery slow fermentation that.

it doesnt stink as much as you would think Direktor.
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