Any "Home brewers" on the forum?
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Any "Home brewers" on the forum?
I recently started brewing my own beer after I did a morning class at the Beer Lab in Cape Town. My first effort (American Pale Ale) came out very nice. At this moment I have 18 liters Sweet Stout in the fermenter and will bottle next weekend. It will go down well in the cold Sutherland!
Any fellow brewers out there?
Any fellow brewers out there?
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Re: Any "Home brewers" on the forum?
Yet to start my first brew.
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Martin, bly om te sien jy is terug. Dis iets wat ek self n belangstelling het maar het nog nie self begin nie. Hoe begin jy?
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Die beste is om 'n kort kursus te doen. Soos reeds genoem het ek 'n Saterdag oggend klas bygewoon (BeerLab). Daar kry jy praktiese lesse sowel as die teorie. Dan is daar natuurlik Google.Niel wrote:Dis iets wat ek self n belangstelling het maar het nog nie self begin nie. Hoe begin jy?
Wat ek baie geniet is die feit dat jy enige bier kan doen: van spesialiteit Duitse biere tot die gewone Lagers en Plisners. En dan kan jy nog tussen in eksperimenteer met jou eie doepas......
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Ek dink ek moet daai doen.
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Ha Ha Niel wat gaan jy gebruik, een van daai 10,000 liter tenks?Ek dink ek moet daai doen.
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lol soek jy die 5000l tenk
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Re: Any "Home brewers" on the forum?
Hi Gerhard.
Where did you get that barrels.
Where did you get that barrels.
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Daai kan ek nou nie share nieDowe Koos wrote:Hi Gerhard.
Where did you get that barrels.
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Hennie, try phoning around to the various SAB depots or other smaller brewing establishments - sometimes they end up with a busted keg or different brand keg they can't use.
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What are you using for fermentation? Also how are you monitoring your temperatures on the top keg?
Can you reach in or do you have to use a stool or ladder?
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Re: Any "Home brewers" on the forum?
Nuther kweschin .... where you sourcing your grains and are you milling yourself?
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Life is like a jar of Jalapeño peppers ... what you do today, might burn your ass tomorrow.
Don't take life too seriously ..... no-one gets out alive.
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And be yourself ..... everyone else is taken!