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Evening folks,
I am thinking of ways to use up some leftover grains and hops I have and following on from new year and Xmas, I don’t want to part with a lot of money. I thought about using a wilko kit as a base and building around that. What’s your thoughts? Think it will work? Any feedback would be appreciated.
 
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Evening folks,
I am thinking of ways to use up some leftover grains and hops I have and following on from new year and Xmas, I don’t want to part with a lot of money. I thought about using a wilko kit as a base and building around that. What’s your thoughts? Think it will work? Any feedback would be appreciated.
absolutely. hops grain a bag of dme, what ever you fancy. what wilco kit are you thinking of?
 
I used to do their ipa with a bag of dme and a load of dry hops, and one of their stout with extra dark dme, treacle and extra hops. Was lovely!
 
I used to do their ipa with a bag of dme and a load of dry hops, and one of their stout with extra dark dme, treacle and extra hops. Was lovely!
of course athumb.. coopers web site gives a recipe to turn their stout into an impy. If should world for whatever stout they have in wilko thesedays.
 
absolutely. hops grain a bag of dme, what ever you fancy. what wilco kit are you thinking of?
Thanks for the reply. I’m not sure what kit to go with but I fancy doing something with either the bitter or the stout. I have BeerSmith so I could play about with some ingredients and see what I come up with.
 
I used to do their ipa with a bag of dme and a load of dry hops, and one of their stout with extra dark dme, treacle and extra hops. Was lovely!
Funny enough the stout was one of the kits I was considering and I have some treacle, and brown sugar in the cupboard. I have some bramling cross hops that I want to try as well that might go well in a stout with the dark fruits kind of flavour.
 

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