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Absolutely patience is key.

Thanks mate, can't wait to have your mug on for a yarn about your journey.

The struggle was indeed real

I'm not in sydney luckily. but will take that on board

While that is true, not everyone is a shift worker, and therefore I didn't want to perpetuate potnetially bad or harmful habits.

No problem, I ask the same amount of questions with each Guest, and I just them go as long or as short as they like with their answers. coming tomorrow midday is my chat with martin from Brulosophy

@FairDrinkumBrews I look forward to tuning in for that one also.

Absolute pleasure Martin, and more than welcome back any time.

Thats very true, also if ya liked this one and gavins ep, I have martin from brulosophy dropping in 2 days on here.

Solid idea, but this isn't Brulosophy haha, Im kidding. That is a sound idea, I will give it a go mid next year.

Since we recorded the interview I’ve been meaning to look up the all grain recipe and have another go for old times sake

@@curiouscraftbeerandbrewing was one of my first AG brews. It still sits in my Brewmate recipe file.

@@curiouscraftbeerandbrewing we are hoping to come to Lismore in April/May, the wife’s family has deep connections to the town, we are going to check out the Italian Heritage Centre. Will be sure to drop by for some refreshments…

@@littlejohnsbrewing please do mate, I can say thank you in person for all the advice you never knew you gave me all those years ago 😂

That was my first all-grain brew. Gee, I should revisit it after the crazy season is over.

"SYSTEM INCLUDES: Two White Opaque OR Clear Tinted filter housings on a wall mountable bracket Two 10"x2.5" filter cartridges [1x 1uM sediment + 1x 5uM carbon block] One reverse osmosis membrane with flow rate as selected One post membrane in line conditioning filter as selected Three meters of high pressure 1/4" | 6mm water filter tube Tap connectors to fit a 3/4" garden tap and common garden hose clip on fitting as well as a sink mixer diverter valve" aslong as you are not running huge distance or running from a tank water tap pressure is all you really need to be honest booster pump is only needed if you havent got sufficent flow rates

The Water Pump System is in an image throughout the video. I will be posting a short video of it running etc as a short on here this week.

That's always a bonus, I was lucky enough that while I don't necessarily need an RO Filter, it definitely won't hurt my brews, enables me to provide a product review, and help Sentry out as well. :)

Thanks mate, Be sure to use my code FAIRDRINKUM for a 15% off :) and solid idea, I will approach them with the idea. I will post a video of the RO in action exclusively for Patreon Members sometime this week.

oh okay thank you for that, I must have read the water report wrong, I appreciate that. That being said, I was provided and RO Filter by Sentry Water Filters for free in retrung for an honest review etc (video coming soon). But for the longest time I have run a Caravan InLine Carbon Filter, which improved it tenfold.

@FairDrinkumBrews caravan filter and temp control made a massive difference. With my AG brews of 23L I add 3.3g cal chloride, 3.3g gypsum and 2.0g Epsom. If I see you down the brewshop I'll get a taster for you. The team are always keen for a free beer too

@@Matt-et8np I'll be at TUHB on Thursday if you're around then, but my local is Marks barber and brew. Send me a Message on my facebook page or instagram so we can tee up a chat.

She absolutely did, I always send the guests the questions/topicsahead of time so tthey can prep some answers beforehand.

Thats awesome mate, I found your channel a few weeks ago and love your work mate. keep at it

@@FairDrinkumBrews Thank you so much!👍🍺

@@Skid-Baxter Not a problem at all, Do you have a facebook page or instagram for your Skid Baxter brew content?

I legit mentioned that to him after we finished recording haha.

@@FairDrinkumBrews I’m a machinist by trade and have a lathe and mill in my garage.As a beer brewer.I like to build model engines.

Thanks mate, got a bunch more coming. with some more brew days and reviews in between.

I totally understand the not having gear to do all grain, I also dont have the gear to do all grain or the money, so I do kits but I craft my kits. FWK's are a solid way to go for an easy brew but that's my opinion is that they're way too easy and too less of a challenge to brew. That being said, I do have some FWK brew day videos coming soon though, so you may have a convert on your hands depending haha.

The stout was a normal stout bittered with Sabro at 60 minutes. Had a creamy mint icecream vibe.

He absolutely is

i find females that are into their beers have way better tastebuds and are more honest with there approach to the tastes and more often or not can pick things out. its really good. and refreshing that the women in the world want to do it. after all back in ancient babylon times women invented beer for their man

for the fermentation process - Temp Control is Paramount For the brewing day process - Sanitisation is Paramount

While I value your input, and respect your opinion, I disagree and will say there is everything wrong with coopers kits, I've had nothing but dramas with them and doing everything i can to control the brewing circumstances. The best in the extract Tin business is by far Black Rock. But I definitely value your input. Dont get me wrong Ive made some decent brews with coopers kits, however Ive had even more bad batches (not out of date etc) from coopers kits than I have from other brands.

@FairDrinkumBrewing great feedback on my comment. And I understand because I've been there. However, what is your issue with Coopers kit beer. Do you think your brewing process is complete. Have you researched water chemistry, sugar/malt ,yeat nutrition fermentation temperature, yeast , d rest, cold crash , water treatment, Making beer with any kits is an art all of its own. The more we understand fermentation and the science the better understanding we have to make great beer. Get a water report ,study what's going on. It's a great journey and very interesting. Cheers mate.

@@finnroohomebrewing Thank you, and ditto for your reply aswell. I have done literally every single step you mentioned and still somehow the coopers kits turned out absolutely unviable. Given there are alternative Extract kit (not FWk) brands that offer a much higher quality product, I won't ever brew a Coopers again even if you paid me haha. but too each their own of course, just how vehemently anti-coopers I am, you and others are just as staunch in your love of coopers kits and that's totally fine.

I actually just kegged this today, taste tested it and its delicious, fully tasting review video coming next week :)

thanks heaps, my next interview with a homebrewer is abit different, it's with Kai El Brewing, who started as a homebrewer and still is too an extent, but went a bit bigger recently into a nano/Pico brewery (smaller than a micro), so cant wait to chat with him about his journey. Also have a female homebrewer who is on her way to becoming a cicerone, and also owns her own indie bottle shop.

That's absolutely awesome to hear mate

Good luck with your up-and-coming channel.