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i reckon it's a pretty good drop MJ. it's simple,quick and tastes good. i might give your lemon version a go just for the hell of it.

2 small limes cut them into chunks,chuck them in and ferment as normal,works every time and tastes great.

well no matter how deep the snow it's still good drinking weather mate

yep you are right but for us with limited knowledge and tools we don't have too many choices and bottle shop prices at around $50.00 a bottle....well it's still cheap

i originally purchased a 5 litre reflux still which was only good for about 65% (price was a big factor) and i gradually modified it and now it's producing between 85-90% everytime.

G'day Parrothead
i think you've talked me into a real ale,it's been a fair while since i had one them
mate i don't really go much on your weather forecast over there though! our last winter here lasted for a coupla days

Cheers Hirns
Mate it may as well be my home page as i think this home brew forum is burned into my monitor

best beer ever...too expensive up here though.....was 57 bucks a toon a few days ago

This is my bourbon recipe

10-15 grams of jack daniels wood chip per litre and soak for seven days then filter (i use a high tech filter...a funnel with a tissue jammed in it)
Once filtered add 1 heaped teaspoon of sugar to the bottle along with 10 ml of bodines sour mash bourbon essence.
Give it a ...

G'day all

I've been hanging around here for a while now borrowing ideas so i thought it was about time i removed thy finger and introduced meself!
My name is rob and i live in happy rock.....otherwise known as gladstone.
I like anything coopers related,it's awsome beer and i also make spirits as ...