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Old 07-16-11, 09:15 PM   #1
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Thank God your brewing beer!

You have no idea what images went through my mind when I saw the title of this thread!!
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Old 07-17-11, 12:24 AM   #2
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Old 07-17-11, 11:59 AM   #3
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Thank God your brewing beer!

You have no idea what images went through my mind when I saw the title of this thread!!
This!

Does the new hobby involve a Kiwi, a scouser (midget), 2 wallabies, rubber gloves, and hot, scented candles?

Yeah, it is a good thing you explained everything.
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Old 07-17-11, 04:14 PM   #4
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mhhh, beer...

Looks like a good way to waste your spare time!
They have a nice selection of beers there, I just wonder who would try to brew a Foster's - except for tourists
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Only in Aussie-land they would start a business like that.

4 - 6 weeks another here mention that as well, they don't make brew ingredients like they use too - my brew concoctions would take 2 weeks (beer) and it was ready to drink it came with a kick that would make any homeless wino happy. 4 -5 wks if it was wine.

Ive been thinking over the last few weeks if I should go back to brew making, I have two adults living here and they drink. That's whats putting me off making it. There be booze ups on the weekends.
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Its actually between 2-4 weeks depending on the brew. There is no bottle fermentation with this as it is refrigerated before bottling.

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This!

Does the new hobby involve a Kiwi, a scouser (midget), 2 wallabies, rubber gloves, and hot, scented candles?

Yeah, it is a good thing you explained everything.
No, 4 Aussies a few kegs of malt, some hops and glucose and a load of water.

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mhhh, beer...

Looks like a good way to waste your spare time!
They have a nice selection of beers there, I just wonder who would try to brew a Foster's - except for tourists
No one I know. And certainly no self respecting Aussie.
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