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Recent News
Unless you are a new vistor you will have noticed we have
a new layout, this is basically to clean things up a bit,
making it easier for the viewer. I hope you like the new
changes
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Members Rating
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Malt Shovel Pale Ale
by Nudge
@ 21, Feb 2005 |

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Took 2 weeks to finish fermenting,
bottled and consumed after 3 weeks.
Nothing to rave about, very little head,
lightly carbonated. Had a 44 degree day
where one bottle exploded in my shed
with an almighty bang. Thought my beer
might be off, chilled and drank. Turns
out it's one of the best ones I have
done so far. Maybe it needed the ultra
heat treatment. Doesn't have that
distinct homebrew aftertaste, very nice,
improving with age.
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Coopers Bitter
by Nudge
@ 08, Feb 2005 |

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I have to agree that this is not a true
bitter, resembles more a dark ale. Not
entirely bad however. Actually not too
bad at all. Quite drinkable... May try
it again with Pride of Ringwood hops to
give it a bit of bite.
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Muntons Wheat Beer
by Nudge
@ 08, Feb 2005 |

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Very fizzy beer with great head
retention. However, it might have
something to do with the Pride of
Ringwood hops I added to the wort or the
Brew Booster ? The result is a very nice
beer, but with very little to no wheat
flavour. Maybe the hops was too strong
for this style of beer. Still, very
happy with it.
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Black Rock Bock
by Nudge
@ 08, Feb 2005 |

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Absolutely marvellous drop ! I didn't
do anything special, used a Brew Booster
and let it ferment at room temp. It was
brewed in the heat of a hot Aussie
Summer in my bathroom/brew station, so
it stayed at roughly 28 celcius. It's
the best brew I have made to date, and
will not have any hesitation in
recommending it to anyone. Will do it
again maybe in the cooler time of year
to see if the flavour changes with
temp.
The only problem is that it does not
have a great deal of head retention.
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