Where to buy JP's Book?

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geoffclifton
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Where to buy JP's Book?

Post by geoffclifton »

I did do a search guys as I thought this would have been answered heaps of times.

Anyone know where John Palmers 'How To Brew' book is sold in Oz? I know I can order online ex US but all that currency conversion and shipping crap.

Cheers, Geoff.
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Post by gregb »

I've seen it from time to time in Borders Syd CBD and Hornsby. Dymocks and Angus & Robertson in the Syd CBD. Also some HBS' carry it. If all else fails you can get it on line from a bunch of retailers.

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Yeah, the latest edition is at Grain and Grape. But I'm sure you'd be able to find somewhere closer.
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Post by muddy »

Geoff,

Northern Brew at Woonoona has a copy on the shelves or at least they did late last week when I was reading it!

I am sure I can help out if you cant get up there

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G&G is the only place I've seen it. They will mail order.
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Post by Ivesy »

I seen a copy at BM Brewing at the St Marys store yesterday. $40 i think. Im sure pat would send you a copy.
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I found my copy in Dymocks.

Edit: It wasn't Dymocks at all :? I bought it at Angus & Robertson :roll:
Damn short term memory loss :wink:
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Post by quart53 »

ordered 3rd edition thru amazon 2 weeks delivery total charges Aus 35.00.
enquired around Aus but could only find 2nd edition $40 + post,
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Ivesy wrote:I seen a copy at BM Brewing at the St Marys store yesterday. $40 i think. Im sure pat would send you a copy.
It was still there today...I almost picked it up but I had the missus with me!!!
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shane_vor wrote:
Ivesy wrote:I seen a copy at BM Brewing at the St Marys store yesterday. $40 i think. Im sure pat would send you a copy.
It was still there today...I almost picked it up but I had the missus with me!!!
You didn't try the whole "hey look over there at that!" routine whilst trying to slip it in with the rest of your purchases? :wink:
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Shane, maaate, should've told the missus it was like a cook book for blokes.

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Post by geoffclifton »

Would you believe Nowra library.

I looked it up on their computer which said yes and available but it wasn't on the shelf. Turned out it was brand new downstairs waiting to be put out. I got it, first to read.

Another online purchase for $27.13 3-5 weeks delivery

http://www.fishpond.com.au/advanced_sea ... b411c10192

Cheers, Geoff.
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The library wouldn't like me using the How to Brew. My copy is choccers with my notes, metric conversions and other scribble.

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Post by Shaun »

You can order this and many other Home brew books through Angus and Roberts.
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Post by Tipsy »

gregb wrote: metric conversions and other scribble.

Cheers,Greg
So's mine, the only problem I have with the book is the Yanks won't adopt the metric system.
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I believe the official measurement system of the USofA is, in fact, metric. They have an official conversion table that maps proper measures to their weird system because they have not regulated that metric *must* be used.

I notice that NASA recently decided to move to metric on the next project they undertake and has international involvement to avoid the embarrassment of the ISS (I think) where they got the conversions wrong and shipped a boat anchor into Low Earth Orbit.
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