WilliamsWarn Personal Brewer?

[Katman]

Keep going Smokey, Top-10 now!

He's still got a long way to go.

[Scouse]

No, are you?

no but Ian Williams is so I defer to his superior knowlage in this case

[Scouse]

The little cock is only in 11th place!

1st 28 skidMark
2nd 27 Katman
3rd 18 renegade master
4th 16 dipshit
5th 15 SixPackBack
6th 15 carver
7th 14 boomer
8th 13 DangerousBastard
9th 13 Sidewinder
10th 12 imdying
11th 11 SMOKEU
12th 10 short-circuit
13th 8 Boob Johnson
14th 7 mikey
15th 7 idleidolidyll

Jeez there are some good people amongst that ignor list But I also thought that that cheesey nobed Poonjarb would have been number one on your ignor list

[Madness]

Jeez there are some good people amongst that ignor list But I also thought that that cheesey nobed Poonjarb would have been number one on your ignor list

That's the site's top-ignored list. I don't ignore anyone, although Her Indoors might disagree with that statement.

[Usarka]

I hate home brewers. All they do is go on about how good their stuff is and how shit the stuff is off the shelf. I drink what tastes good dont give a fuck where it came from!

Yet they'd probably jizz themselves with delight if a batch of their homebrew tasted like heineken.

[scissorhands]

What does the 6k machine do that is worth it? I imagine ease of use, does it make better beer?

[Scouse]

What does the 6k machine do that is worth it? I imagine ease of use, does it make better beer?

aparently it does look at the videos on their web site.
I am going to go to their show room next week where I will get to sample the brew from there I will decide wether to buy one or not

[davereid]

None of the commercial brews take anywhere near 3 months.

I make a lot of beer at home. You can certainly do it faster than 3 months, but it is fair to say the the beer is at is best with a few months rest.

Due to DB Breweries trademarking the RADLER style of beer, and thus ensuring that only DB can supply RADLER in New Zealand, I banned DB products from my home and workplace, including DB merchandise.

I have been known to throw customers wearing DB shirts out, so its taken seriously.

So I was surprised when an old mate showed up, carrying a case of TUI and expecting not to be chucked out.

But his visit was cunning.

He said Tui is so far from being a beer, that even DB dont have the cheek to put the word beer on it.

I checked, and nowhere on the packaging, bottles, anywhere does DB use the word BEER to describe TUI.

Maybe he is right. I think so. So I have broken my own rule, and I have allowed a TUI poster on the wall.

DB Make Beer.... Yeah right.

[Brian d marge]

Quite nice this home brewing , isnt it

Stephen

[bungbung]

If the Williamswarn carbonates by CO2, that will speed things along vs. homebrew bottle carbonation.

I brew all-grain homebrew from scratch, brew day to good drinking would be about 5 weeks: 1 week ferment, 1 week dry hop, three weeks in the bottle.

[mikeey01]

$5660.00 +GST way to expensive for your average home brewer.
I'll stick to the way I brew

[pritch]

When the WW brewer was released there was an item about it on the TV3 News IIRC.
My first thoughts were, "Cool, how much?"
Then I found out the answer and lost interest.

I wish them well though, it appears to be clever and innovative. Here's hoping some big corporation doesn't rip them off.

[Brian d marge]

speaking of machines, I was looking at "easystill "$300us including postage.....
just add the wash
its basically a water distiller, not sure if its a reflux or a pot, but it seems to work....
this year I might actually MAKE money from my drinking ....yeeeehaaa
stephen

[bungbung]

Farra Engineering in Dunedin make a cool three tier system for home brewing:

http://www.farra.co.nz/productdetail...ge=1&numproj=5

Of course it's around the $3k mark.

[Scouse]

Farra Engineering in Dunedin make a cool three tier system for home brewing:

http://www.farra.co.nz/productdetail...ge=1&numproj=5

Of course it's around the $3k mark.

Still its not quite an all in one Brewer like the williams warn