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eeelpoulpo wrote.
[quote:35pmh29x]How could it be embarassing to rack in recycling bins ? [/quote:35pmh29x]

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If anyone does , I think that would be worth sharing on this forum, indeed. Do you know how much can the forum handle in size ? I mean, I don't think that would be a two-and-half white paper. Or I've been missing it for a few years.

I remember one Sunday morning when I met my (male) brew mate wearing a flashy blue raincoat, pink dish gloves, diving in the bins at the back of a pub. He was embarrassed alright, now that you mention it.

And no, I wont cite his username.

Westbrew, how did you get on on the Dark Continent with the Light Beer? (Probably best answered in a new thread.)

B N.
Article on the way.

Trying to catch up with work backlog just now.

Have bottle of Windhoek from Namibia 4 u 2 try

Oooo, two pieces of intrigue. I am agog.

&amp;quot;eeelpoulpo&amp;quot;:1mexbkr3 wrote: Speaking of which, do you guys know an easy way of re-corking or capping Champagne bottles (aaaaahhh, Xmas in France !!!)[/quote:1mexbkr3]

I cork champagne bottles with plastic corks and wire cages, which I get from <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="www.hopshopuk.com">www.hopshopuk.com (site appears to be down at the moment). You can get them from hop and grape too.

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You can push them in by hand (hard but doable) or tap them in with a mallet (lazy Séan method) and tighten the cages with a pliers.