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If you were at Alex's party the other night you were probably drinking some of our homebrew. I think we had the following in the tub:

1. Ginger Binger. Had 'GB' on the cap. Tasted like ginger
2. Powered by Centrelink. Had a dollar sign on the cap
3. Wild Beery. You will know what this one was if you have a functional tongue
   

Leave a comment and tell us what you thought of the beer. We didn't put our best brews into the tub because we don't like any of you that would have cost too much money. So feel free to say they were awful.

Personally I loved the ginger beer. Very gingery and very sweet, much more flavour than Bluetoungue's version. Powered by Centrelink was okay but nothing to be very proud of. Wild beery was a bit of a disaster and I hope we can all forget about it soon.

edit: Either we have no readers (likely) or no one can work out how to comment (less likely). Anonymous comments have been turned on!

Boden's Belgium

Surprisingly simple. A few of the bottles tasted a bit bitter and weird but we thought this brew was bloody fantastic. Definitely going to try this again.

1x Brewcraft Belgium Wort
1x Coopers Light Malt Extract
1x Belgium yeast. No idea what type but it was purple! Hope this helps.

The friendly chap at the homebrew store tried to get us to add finishing hops but we couldn't afford it. Turned out really well anyway. Very malty flavour with that distinctive Belgium aftertaste. Good mouth feel and very Belgium head!

Welcome

Here's a blog about my housemates and I brewing huge amounts of beer. We're terrible and don't really know what we're doing but we're making a lot of great beer so we've decided to share what we're up to.

Here's what we've got brewing at the moment:

• 3x Wander Munich Lager + Coopers Brew Enhancer #1 + European lager yeast
• Wander Draught + Coopers Brew Enhancer #1 + Ale yeast
• Brewcraft Blonde Pilsner + Bag of sugers the homebrew-shop-guy gave us + European lager yeast
• Irish Stout + 1kg Dark Malt Extract + Ale yeast
• Irish Cream + 1kg Light Malt Extract + Ale yeast

Stay tuned for more tales of brewing.