Brupack kits, any good...?

[The Seer]

Thinking about giving one of these a go.

Any tried? Any recommendations upon which kit to try?

 

[johnc86]

Theyre supposed to be one of the best around. Im going to try one for my next brew.

 

[Wez]

Is Fixby Gold one of theirs?

That was always good.

 

[The Seer]

Is Fixby Gold one of theirs?

That was always good.

Unsure...you tell me??

 

[The Seer]

Just purchased Colne Valley Bitter.

I'm told it's pretty good. :)

 

[Darcey]

How did these come out? I have only tried a couple of the coopers and the Woodfordes Wherry (which I wasnt particually please with)

 

[Wraeccan]

I was looking at the Brupak 'Brewer's Choice ESB' as it looks like a good midpoint between kits and extract brewing.
The pack says it uses 'Tea-bag Technology' and it looks very appealing.
I'm not going to have the space or cash required to go FG for a very long time, but it looks like the best thing if you're limited.

Really would like to hear of anybody's experience with these things...

 

[shearclass]

Never used Brewers Choice.

The kits are decent though. Recently brewed their IPA with good results, and have one of their bitter kits waitign for a FV to become available.

 

[Darcey]

I have just bought the 'Special Lager' brupack wet kit. I shall update when I give it a taste. Nice touch that it comes with some aroma hops in a little teabag for you to add. May make the differnece? I have made the jump to doing all grain recently however I decided to spend some cash on this to stick in a keg for some summer BBQ's not everyone can handle my taste for hops and / or my amateurish homebrew flavours? But im not going to buy Carling while I can still handle a brewers paddle and have a breath in my body. :twisted:

Will let you know what it comes out like. :

 

[SE10PAT]

Just purchased Colne Valley Bitter.

I'm told it's pretty good. :)

A friend of mine has been raving about this for ages