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Fruit flies are a good source of protein but very hard to gut out.

You can buy 16 oz. PET bottles and replacement caps. I've used them over and over with no problems holding highly carbonated beer.

Looks like a whole house filter in the video and I'm wondering how you clean it after filtering. Those things aren't cheap.

My anecdotal experience: My concord wine went from tasting like donkey piss to exquisite wine but it took almost three years. When it's done, I'd recommend you put it away and forget about it for a couple of years.

Yep, bars, restaurants and recycling centers are all fair game. Don't forget to give your contact person some samples.

I got several free at my small town recycling center. They'll gladly save them for you as you are doing what they want you to do......Recycling.

I use the Corona bottles almost exclusively. Strong bottles and easy to get the last drop before the yeast flows. I just throw a towel over them to keep the light out. Star San eats the label paint but it takes quite a few cycles to get them off.

Surely Australia has recycling centers. My local small town center has saved me hundreds of champagne and beer bottles. I'd pick up 2-300 at a time. They were happy to have them used again and didn't mind drinking the samples I'd drop off.

If you have calipers, measure the tops. 26mm equals 26mm caps..........

I want to stick my finger in that jar of honey and put it in my mouth.

http://www.tabc.state.tx.us/poe/buying_alcohol_from_out_of_state.asp It is not legal for a person in Texas to order/purchase malt beverages or distilled spirits from an individual or entity outside of Texas and have it shipped into Texas.

Pretty sure you can't legally ship alcohol in Texas.

Sounds typical to me except you left out the guy you gave half of the money upfront and never saw him again.

dipped in hot honey and melted butter. Completely cuts the fat and makes them healthy............... Okay not completely.

I made some wine that tasted terrible so I put it in the crawlspace under my house and forgot it for two years. Gave a guy a bottle and he said it was delicious so I tried one. He was right. Oh what a difference two years made.

I live in the boonies and the closest TruValue hardware store carries them.

Good inexpensive regulators just like RB on Amazon and Ebay. Lots less money.

My suggestion is that you try using more priming sugar. Worked for me.

Putting finish on wood is like shooting a hole in one in golf. It instantly addicts you. Beautiful wood.

Others can tell you if it's typical but I lost the most beer due to trub with an Oatmeal Stout too.