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Hi Guys,

I've tried a few of the Cascade brews. They sound really good on the packaging however IMO after the Coopers beers I usually make they were very much a dissapointment (expensive dissapointment at that).

I'm certainly never going to bother with them again. I hope they come out more to your ...

I don't get it, why are some of you guys trying to justify Coopers being sold off.

I feel the same for every 'niche' Australian company that manages to compete with big bussiness. As soon as they start to get a few sales away from the "Big Guys" they try to buy them out .... :evil: :twisted ...

Good grief,

I haven't had an infected brew for about 3years.

Here's the huge effort I go to.

--Rinse the sludge out from the previous brew.
--boil the kettle and dump a kettle full of boiling water in the fermenter. Run some boiling water through the tap and over the taps threads. swish the water ...

I've made a Canadian Blond (coopers) in the past with honey. I wasn't hugely impressed with it as there was a honey aftertaste which I didn't like. The beer itself was fine though.

seeya,
Shane L.

I'm a Coopers member so can access there bulletin board. About 1month back they posted the reason for this. I doubt there is an issue with me cut 'n' pasting this here, after all, any advertisement is good advertisement for them. Plus you can simply find this exact same information out at your local ...