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hmm maybe as thats such a wide range i could just pick any kit! (except porter :sick: ) Its years since i homebrewed and i still have a memory of that odd homebrew taste to all the basic bitter kits i brewed. I think this is putting me off the Landlord kit! Think i'll go for the Stag...

Wanting to try a Festival kit as they get really good reviews, although not sure which one! If i was buying some bottles to drink in my local supermarket, i'd probably go for things like: Old speckled hen Abbot Ale Spitfire Bishops finger Coniston Bluebird Hobgoblin Ruddles county Old Peculiar...

its more the storage of the finished beer rather than the fermenting. i can bottle 20 pints worth just not 40 unless i buy some more bottles. Just fancied getting this one on the go ready for christmas. Might go for the Smugglers ale if that doesnt have seperate hops.

sorry if this is a daft question and i think i already know the answer but just confirming before i fork out and buy a premium kit! I've only got space for 20 pints but want to get something started ready for christmas. So if i get a 2 can 40 pint kit like Muntons Smugglers ale or Festival...

Thanks, How do you convert the amount of sugar in g to the amount of golden syrup needed?

Do all the Brewfierm belgian beers need a long maturation? (and how long is 'long?!) or are there any that can be drunk relatively soon after brewing. Am tempted by one of these: Grand Cru, Triple, Abbey or Diablo but i see the abbey one say needs a long maturation on the brewferm website...

Hi, just decided to get back into brewing again after too many years (20) away from it! Anyway i need to start getting some new kit as i no longer have my own stuff. Just going to start with a couple of decent tins (probably a Festival one as they seem to get good reports, and a Belgian beer...