Oh no!

They actually did design the buildings to survive such incidents, which is one of the many reasons that makes it all a bit fishy

Both

I’ve started using it in all my brews and while I cant prove it I do think it has helped with improving attenuation. I recently saw an interview with someone from one of the major yeast manufacturers (cant remember which one) and he also recommended just always using them. At worst it isnt going to hurt anything and it isnt much of an expense.

I’ve just been using one from my local homebrew store. No idea what it is.

Amazing, I was reading about the idea of them doing this a while ago. Makes me wonder if the future of shipping will see a return to some of the old trade routes that are more favourable for the winds.

Fuck Spez

Its like watching Rome burn.

So it turns out most of what reddit is and was was created and maintained by its unpaid users. Access to and use of it was vastly improved by third party apps and tools, the website itself was actually pretty shit.