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- FS - 4 Tap Kegerator with taps, drip trays (MEL)
- No chill bladder (cube alternative)
- 50L 3V Full SetUp - Stainless
- NEIP ... L anyone?
- Is there any yeast here?
| FS - 4 Tap Kegerator with taps, drip trays (MEL) Posted: 24 May 2021 05:55 AM PDT Keg Fridge for Sale Four Tap Kegerator with SS shanks and Intertap taps and heavy duty stainless drip trays. The fridge has the capacity to hold 5 kegs, a slab or so of cans, a few bottles and hops. The beauty of this Kegerator is that it has a working freezer. So if you need to get the purchase over the line, you can tell your significant other it is for food as well! Looking for $375 ono Located in Frankston. Note: Gaslines, kegs and beer not included in the sale... FS - 4 Tap Kegerator with taps, drip trays (MEL) |
| No chill bladder (cube alternative) Posted: 24 May 2021 03:38 AM PDT Has anyone got much experience with these?  10 x 20L Hot Fill Wine/Wort Cask Bladder - Hot Cube Alternative (Irradiated)Stop wasting time chilling home brew wort. These bladders/bags are ideally suited to brewers who want to save time and avoid chilling wort on your brew day. Simply fill with hot wort and screw on the cap.  www.kegland.com.au I used them for the first time for a double batch and they worked well. I often knockout 15L increments on my large system then dilute when I pitch. They are probably not suitable for that as it's a bit hard to weigh as you fill. has anyone rigged something up to make it easy to fill them? I sat them in a Cooper's fermenter... No chill bladder (cube alternative) |
| Posted: 24 May 2021 03:12 AM PDT Hi, Selling my 3v rig, homemade, mostly all stainless, pump, chiller, its all there to just start brewing. All mounted on its own portable bench. Set up to run with LPG but nothing stopping you installing electric elements. Need more pictures or anything explained don't hesitate to ask. Ive been out of the AllGrain brewing game and AussieHomeBrewer for to long to know what its worth so make me an offer. [URL... 50L 3V Full SetUp - Stainless |
| Posted: 24 May 2021 12:27 AM PDT A few breweries have come out with "New England India Pale Lagers," Two Birds, for one, as well as several US breweries. My first reaction was that it's a bad idea or a silly try at being trendy, but on second thought it might work if one uses pressure brewing. I can't and therefore cannot try it. Do any pressure brewers out there want to? Important components of NEIPA flavour derive from the yeasts used, and lager yeasts won't do that, But the monster fruity hop flavours of NEIPAs would... NEIP ... L anyone? |
| Posted: 23 May 2021 10:23 PM PDT I did some yeast washing, put in a 2 litre bottle, let all the gunk settle to the bottom for about 45 min / hour, then poured the into a few bottles, without all the rubbish. I have done this before and worked. I don't see a lot "white" which I thought was more the yeast. What are your thoughts. I was thinking of getting a litre of warm water with sugar and see if that created a starter solution the next brew. thanks |
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