gibb58
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So I've done St. Peter's ruby red and a woodfordes wherry. Both turned out great I must say. So what would you guys recommend I try next. :
What kit shall I do next
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gibb58
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Lol don't I'm so tempted but can't afford to do it yet. Need to come in to some wealth. Tbh I'm half tempted to skip Brian or extract and go straight to ag
Never mind a kit, try a WOW, drinkable very quickly.
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gibb58
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Yh I am tempted to try a wow. Not a massive wine drinker though and I imagine the wows to be really dry. What has been your best variant yettaxidiver said:Never mind a kit, try a WOW, drinkable very quickly.
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mattrickl06
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Coopers Stout with some added extras always tickles my fancy!!
Coopers Euro Lager is very good with plenty of added hops and decent DME.
Other than that - get yersen on the AG bandwagon - its a different class : :
Coopers Euro Lager is very good with plenty of added hops and decent DME.
Other than that - get yersen on the AG bandwagon - its a different class :
:Pearlfisher
Landlord.
Have a go at this , you only need a 10L pot http://www.thehomebrewcompany.co.uk/hbc ... -1687.html
They're by far the best kits I've come across yet.
I was thinking of doing BIAB , but these kits are so good ,I can't see how it could possibly be better.
They're by far the best kits I've come across yet.
I was thinking of doing BIAB , but these kits are so good ,I can't see how it could possibly be better.
rpt
Brewing without a hat
Who's Brian?gibb58 said:
Maffa
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I would have to recommend Festival Ales Golden Stag - an staggeringly good pint. Not the cheapest 2 can kit around but it comes with cintra hop pellets and is fantastic. There's an active thread on going in the beer kit review section. viewtopic.php?f=58&t=28720&start=0
gibb58
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Cheers for the replys guys. I have to say the festivals kits have got me interested. Might have to have a go.
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Yh I am tempted to try a wow. Not a massive wine drinker though and I imagine the wows to be really dry. What has been your best variant yet[/quote]
I found the apple really nice, and you can always back sweeten.
Just started a clementine and white grape juice WOW and a Ribena Strawberry juice and cranberry variant.
Geoff
Yh I am tempted to try a wow. Not a massive wine drinker though and I imagine the wows to be really dry. What has been your best variant yet[/quote]
I found the apple really nice, and you can always back sweeten.
Just started a clementine and white grape juice WOW and a Ribena Strawberry juice and cranberry variant.
Geoff
gibb58
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Brian is meant to be Biab. I phone keeps auto correcting me :twisted: Yh I am tempted to try a wow. Not a massive wine drinker though and I imagine the wows to be really dry. What has been your best variant yet[/quote]rpt said:
I found the apple really nice, and you can always back sweeten.
Just started a clementine and white grape juice WOW and a Ribena Strawberry juice and cranberry variant.
Geoff[/quote] so would you recommend the apple instead of grape then. I did buy a 1 gallon Demi John to make a wow but then my love affair with ale took off. Will have to have a go in the coming weeks.
bigboots said:Like the look of these Golden Stag kits! :thumb: cheers mate i have never seen these kits before. I have gone with the landlords one but will be getting the golden stag after. They look like they could be the next best kit to get
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