Thread: Homebrew Budget Beer

Originally Posted by woody

G'day,

got put onto this by a bloke from Coopers, use two cans of Coopers Stout to 20 lt water, add both packets of yeast and ferment out
( no added sugars )

it turns out very close to Coopers Best Extra stout and only improves with age.

p.s don't be to concerned if it froths out the air lock ( like a volcano )

OK this recipe is brilliant just carbonated the keg before I went away for the weekend and have just had my first taste tonightnow I can't wait for the bottles to come of age

I also put down a Real Ale, that is also sensational.

So next is the stout using raw and brown sugars, I love experimenting

Baz.

Sorry to hi-jack the thread, but I thought this was too awesome not to share and doesn't deserve its own thread:

the bottles started out identical, on the right is my self-carbonating homebrew ginger beer
Thats a lot of pressure!

-Mark

Originally Posted by longing4alandy

Sorry to hi-jack the thread, but I thought this was too awesome not to share and doesn't deserve its own thread:

the bottles started out identical, on the right is my self-carbonating homebrew ginger beer
Thats a lot of pressure!

-Mark

Put a raincoat on when you open that