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Done two Barons kits - Redwood Ale and Mexican Cervesa - The Redwood should be ready for sugaring and bottling in about a week and I just racked the Cervesa over to the carboy today, so two weeks on that one.. Once I've bottled the first one, I'm either going to do a 'can kit' of another beer or...

Cheers, good to know.. I've already bought a second carboy since I started this.. In fact, I'll have to go and rack my Mexican Cervesa over into it - should be about ready by now!

I got an info sheet from Barons with my brewing kit.. I've scanned it, put it in a PDF and uploaded it to transferbigfiles, but I'm only using the free option so it'll only be downloadable for 5 days.. And apparently I can't post URLS or references to other websites until I've been here a bit...

Hi, I've seen a cider kit I wouldn't mind trying, but all my equipment has been used to make beer so far.. Would it be OK to use the same stuff to make cider after a good wash, or will it still carry a bit of the taste of beer? All my equipment is plastic too, so I'm thinking that might hold...

It's not that much of a difference in price.. They have Black Rock and Coopers' canned kits in there as well, and they're only $4-5 cheaper on average than the Barons kits.. I have the flyer for the Black Rock ones and they say you can either make their kits with sugar or malt extract (which...

Hi, I'm new to brewing, so I figured I'd get some opinions.. Also don't know if this is an option in the UK as I'm in Canada. I've started a couple of batches (Redwood Ale and Mexican Cerveza) from pre-made wort kits made by this company called Barons. I haven't had a chance to sample it yet...

New poster - I'm a British ex-pat now living in Canada - and I'm new to brewing as well.. The wife got me a brewing kit for Xmas, and as I'm currently unemployed I've found time to sit down and have a play.. Got my first two batches of ale on the go!