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Hi all,

I've been looking through the threads and just wanted to respond to a topic that's been in a few of them. To point - Aluminum pots, cans, etc are directly responsible for Alzheimer disease.

This is patently false. There is a "current common belief that Alzheimer's disease is caused or ...

The best beer is what you'll make. The worst beer is what happens to the taste of almost every commercial beer after you start homebrewing!

My advice for the first homebrew -
- Ditch the recommended kg of sugar and use the Brew Enhancer 1 instead.
- Visit a hbs local to you and chat up the ...

While the beer here in my adopted country is rather tasty (Coopers, James Squire, Young & Jackson take a bow), I often miss some of those great Canadian beers I grew up on.

Anyone have recipes for:

Creemore Springs
Amsterdam Blonde
Steamwhistle
Maudite - (I know, I know, but I like the taste ...

I've got a Strawberry Canadian at about 3 weeks in the bottle.

I put 2.5 lbs of fresh strawberries in the primary for 10 days in a muslin bag. Slightly mushed/crushed the berries to open them up and let out some of the flavor.

Tasting when bottling suggested strong flavors, and it smelled very ...

A group of Danish IT uni students have released a recipe for a beer with Guarana beans.

" Vores Ol ("Our Beer") is a Danish beer that's been released under a Creative Commons License that covers the recipe and the bottle-art.

The recipe and the whole brand of Our Beer is published under a ...

Hey All,

Has anyone come across a Maudite (pronounced Mau-dee) clone? It's a brew produced by Unibroue out of Quebec. The brewers url is: http://www.unibroue.com/products/maudite.cfm

BeerCanuck

Hey all,

I've heard from an HBS guy that plastic bottles as found in HB packs are prone to splitting after 6-8 uses. Is there any truth to this?

Regards

Beer Canuck

Guest & others,

You could also check out http://www.amazingstill.com - It's a swedish invention (Aren't all great inventions?) that lets you mcgyver your own still together from scratch, with out the $300 price tag.

Regards

BeerCanuck