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so if you think you have legally protected right to say what you want in this country, you don't, unless it's to bag a pollie or his decisions, but even then there are limitations.

So very true. We really don't have true "freedom of speech" in Australia. Defamation of character can be ...

You have a fair ponit. But is this what your average Joe wants to serve up to his mates in order to get them pissed to inturn stumble home to their wives?

How many of these are served from or stored in HDPE jerry cans? I think a, however many hectolitre, bright tank is slightly different to a ...

If it works for you then knock your socks off. Why ask the question? If your happy drinking flat, warm, green beer then go for it. I can't imagine that it's going to be terribly thirst quenching on a hot day.

Here's a tip: try bottling a batch, leave it to carbonate & mature a bit, Do a taste ...

I really don't think the original question is that unreasonable. This is very common place in the UK, most homebrewers use "barrels" rather than bottling or using corny kegs. These are pressure-holding plastic fermenters.

As for the "bubbles are good" comments, not everyone likes highly carbonated ...