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Well, that is true. It's just like buying a TV dinner and just popping it in the microwave. You'll get dinner, but it's hardly a five-star meal. :


Never thouhgt of it like that, but good point :wink:

Thanks all for the pointers, guess i'll just get a set up and have a crack, bad beer is still ...

Saflager is a trademark of Fermentis. It's a class of yeast that they sell (strangely enough it's their lager yests, including S-23, W34/70 and S-189; the ale yeasts are called Safale and include the US-05, S-04 and K-97). If you're just getting started, try their Saflager S-23 , it's a very ...

Thanks for all the tips, really appreciated :D



You will need to keep it warm, you can do this by wrapping it in a sleeping bag or blanket. Even with lower ambient temps you should be ok.

You could also consider the light bulb in a cupboard / box method.

By wrapping it in a sleeping bag ...

Hi all,

Just wondering about the temps for brewing.
I know (not alot :oops: ) that the temps should be around 18'c+ and be steady, from what i've been told? but I don't have a spot in my house/shed that would accomodate those temps at a constant rate for days on end, not even near the hot water ...

Thanks for the tips gents

Lethal, I think the bottles I heard of come with the kit so they must be the ones to use.

Thanks again

G'day everyone,

As you can see i'm new to this site, and new to the brewing game so I was looking for some help :oops: :wink:

Obviously I'm interested in having a go at brewing myself but have only ever seen the plastic drum type brew kits with the little breather in the top, and was wondering if ...