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Hi guys, I want to add my two cents to the SNPA topic. I considered this beer my holy grail and at long last got a case (12 stubbies)to call my own.

From Holland through Grape and Grain. I agree with Kevinlis, fresh would be better, but until they hammer out a distribution deal here in Oz, it's all ...

lethaldog wrote:Also consider something from

Grand ridge brewery+Red hill brewery

I will check some of their fine products out. This care package is getting very large.
Thanks for adding your vote, Heathen

A good drop, but I think there are better more unique beers in Australia. Admittedly the Golden Ale and Knappstein are probably the only two beers that have been suggested that really are fairly unique to themselves. The others are just good examples of common styles.

Agreed, but as they are used ...

Timmsy wrote:Pikes oatbank beer is pretty good

Yet another one I haven't tried, I have been drinking home brew so long I haven't tried any new commercial beers. I will definitely have to try this on. Thank you.
Regards, Heathen

My fav Aussie drops:

Knappstein
Matildas BoPils
Duke Lager
LCPA
JSGA
The Duke, I've never tried and I think I better, lagers usually disappoint me, but I have to try before I pass them over. Most of the ideas and tastings I've tried have been from here, I can't believe I haven't tried this one ...

Matilda Bay Bohemian Pilsener
Coopers Vintage
LCPA
JSGA

All nice and interesting beers.

Cheers

Boonie
Thanks Boonie, the pilsener was another one that slipped my mind. So many good aussie beers, it's hard to try and pick just a few. I just want to show them that there is good beer here.
Thanks ...

Get rid of the amber ale, its mutton dressed up as lamb and not a shadow of its former self. The others are very nice but what about something from the coopers range, either a dark ale or the stout? I assume pale and sparkling are available over there as my mates have never had troubles getting it ...

i hope they are sending it express... i think it needs to be refridgerated.

You could got the Pints of LCPA instead for novelties sake. you could send them LC Rogers instead of JSAA. but still stick with the GA and the Knappstein... they are rather unique bevvies..

if you have room you could ...

Hi guys, I need your help.
A couple of friends from Texas are sending me case of Sierra Nevada and some Shiner Bock. I really want to return the favor and am putting together a package. Tentatively: A sixer of LCPA, a sixer of JSAA, a sixer of JSGA and maybe a four pack of knappstein.
Are there any ...

hey y'all, just tapped this keg and it would have to be the best clone i've done so far. just wanted to thank boonie for his introduction of this recipe. truly an inspired beer. great work. warm regards, heathen

thanks ash, gonna do it with lots of amarillo. regards, heathen

hey ash, how did this one turn out? i want to put it on on the weekend. regards heathen

hey guys, just thought i'd leave some feedback, the ale has been in the bottles for a month now and i have tried it regularly and at first the strongest flavour was the munich grain, now at a month it has all melded nicely and i must say the amarillo is very subtle, i think it has a hard time ...

hey guys, i won two on ebay last night (my first wins on ebay!) thanks for the tips. the offer/request still stands, if you want to sell one or more let me know as im still chasing my dream ones. warmest of regards, heathen

i just rang chateau wyuna and the gent had no idea what i was talking about. did i get the right one? and lowenbrau only let their members have the steins, but you can get the glasses. regards, heathen

any really, or to start with. the three i had my heart set on was: a gambrinus full litre stein, black and grey, a thewalt germania half litre stein, black and grey for my partner and a thewalt deutschland half litre stein. dont know the other specs for them. i just saw them and thought they ...

thanks james, a bit disheartening though, the ones i wanted were gonna end up costing me just under $600! so i'm just gonna keep searching the op shops and maybe enlist my melbournite brother into looking there for some in his area. having said that, is any member here a collector? i would pay what ...

hi guys, i am wanting to buy a couple of genuine beer steins. i have exhausted my local antique shops and op shops, admittedly, being a small country town this was only a dozen shops. a google search has only given me overseas suppliers and this was too expensive an option for me. and i just plain ...

kegged beer , and this is just my opinion so disagree if you wish, tastes a lot better than bottles. i believe its for a number of reasons and on my kegging journey( done the hard way before i had the net and advice was sparse) this is what ive discovered. there is no priming agent in a keg, so no ...

hey man, ive got the same brew, but with improzyne 15mls in place of the enzyme, going in the shed at the moment. its been in the primary for 15 days on 10 degrees. im going to rack in a few days and probably bottle, depending on the readings, in a week or so, its slow. i did this beer before with a ...