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Sorry for the delay in geting back to you all. We are looking at the Bunbury area.

It just depends on what you expect, simple homebrew that is super cheap is ok from the major stores, if you want to add extras then you will need a home brew store... kit and water, and brew... perfect starter

I would like to put the call out to the homebrewers of W.A.

I live in the south west of WA and for some absurb reason my friends insist on drinking "spirits", "TEDS" & "Carlton cold"..
They are no help to me when i want criticism and opinions on the "BEER I BREW"

I would like to start a group ...

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Hi Everybody, it's been a while since we last logged in, but we're back.

Would like you all to know about a great brewery in the south-west of W.A. It's called Cowaramup Brewing Company.

We spent a weekend "DOWN SOUTH" and came across many brewery's but this was by far the best and is more ...

we have been using 1 carbonation drop (coopers brand) per 375ml bottle which is recommended on the packet for the drops!! We have found this the easiest way to brew..
Most of my beers are dark, but my my BF beers are lighter coloured beers and his are over frothing aswell!

thanks for the ideas, some of the brews are bottled at 2 weeks so that would probably cover that one, but my b.friend leaves his for at least 3/4 weeks and his froth over as well!! But i will defiantly be a bit more patient with mine and bottle after longer!

We are finding that some of our beers froth so much when opened that sometimes we only get a mouthful, it is so energetic! Is there a general reason for this? has anyone else had this happen and what have you done to fix this problem.
We have been using carbonation drops to carbonate and always ...

We have been doing homebrew for about a year, which have all been can kit recipes. (adding kit conveters, malts, hops ect)
I realy enjoy pale/golden ales and would like to take the next step up from using can kits. I am interested in brewing from scratch.
Does anyone have any ideas, recipes or ...

we have always added the honey right after adding the brew kit, it doesnt seem to do anything to the beer if it is added then and i think it adds a better flavour if it is in for longer, i have also tried this method with a honey cherry beer with great effects

My partner and I have been doing homebrew for a while now but i am really fussy as the the type of beer i like and it is started to get hard to find recipes, i like the darker beers, not too bitter( i am a great fan of James Squires Porters) and the more chocolate flavour the better :D if anyone ...