Hi All

[Steve62]

Hi, I've joined the forum to find out more about the art of home brewing, I tried it many years ago and it was a flop, so i'd like to find out more, i'm interested in continental lagers.
Any pointers to the best beginners kit would be wonderful, preferably with bottles as I don't want to knock back 40+ bottles of Grolsh lol

Cheers
Steve

 

[Pawlo7671]

Welcome, there's a wealth of info here and plenty of kit reviews. If your relatively new to brewing then give this a read first :

http://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=57526

Cheers

 

[dps51]

welcome to the forum:thumb:
just ask away there will always be someone on here to help you
remember the only stupid question is the one you don't ask

 

[chrisbjones202]

Welcome, where are you? I have a large box of excess bottles your welcome to, I was going to throw out to make some room.
I'm in Brackley Northants.

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[Old_P]

Hi Steve62, welcome aboard.
I started with Coopers kits which in my opinion is beer making for dummies, so yes even I could do it and still manage to enjoy the end result :)
All the best and have fun

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Welcome to the forum :

 

[Steve62]

Welcome, where are you? I have a large box of excess bottles your welcome to, I was going to throw out to make some room.
I'm in Brackley Northants.

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Hi Chris, thanks for the kind offer, i'd love them, I live half way between Banbury and stratford, let me know when is best to collect, i'm off work this weekend

Cheers
Steve

 

[Gerryjo]

Hi and welcome to the forum...

 

[Grizzly299]

Hello and welcome! Get stuck in, most one can kits are pretty reasonable. Anything £14 and over should do the job.

Brewferm make some great kits. Even the Tom Caxton and Geordie Kits turn out a decent beer if you swap the yeasts out for style appropriate ones.

If you want a real corker then Young's IPA is awesome.