Kit Brewers.

[Clint]

Talking to a brewery owner this week he said the biggest fall down in home brewing or commercials that get it wrong apart from sanitation is yeast choice. He said by far the way to go in home brewing is if you can get yeast from a brewery that crops it's own or use liquid ...

 

[BridgeBrew]

The last couple of brews i have done have been half, and half (partial mash) with a kit base. Instead of adding DME, or LME i mash 1.5kg of grain in my tea urn for 2 hour's, boil for 30 mins, then add a kit to the wort in the fermenting bin, top up to desired level 23l, 25l, ferment for 10 days, dry hop with pellets for 4/5 day's. Hey presto no kit twang, and great beer. I used to do AG back in the 90s, but dont have the tackle now to do big boil's. I have had great result's with the mangrove jack munich lager kits cheap as chips.