The best beer kits to use - all reviewed by James
Beer kits are a cheap and easy way to make good beer.
Yes, many brewers prefer to do their own boils and brews but a well-made beer kit will produce some damn fine drinking beer - especially if you make good use of hops and beer enhancers. You can of course boil up a malt kit, do timings for hops and add speciality grains - that's the beauty of brewing beer, you can experiment!
Yes, many brewers prefer to do their own boils and brews but a well-made beer kit will produce some damn fine drinking beer - especially if you make good use of hops and beer enhancers. You can of course boil up a malt kit, do timings for hops and add speciality grains - that's the beauty of brewing beer, you can experiment!
Here's some reviews of beers we successfully made.
- Beer kit ideas for Christmas presents
- What is the best beer brewing kit for beginners?
- Review of 'Dry Stout' Kit by Williams Warn
- Black Rock's 'Nut Brown Ale' Beer Kit Review
- What are the best kinds of beer kits to use for brewing?
- 'Coopers Lager' beer kit review - any good?
- Review of William Warn's 'Bohemian' Pilsner beer kit
- Te Aro's 'Obligatory' fresh wort kit review
- An experiment with a lager kit, riwaka hops and a bottle of Golden Syrup
- What is the best beer brewing kit for beginners?
- Review of Mango Jack's Stout beer kit
- Brewing two Cooper's Stout kits together
- Lion Brown Draught Kit
Have a look, you may find something quite tasty!
James, whats been your all time favourite kit? I need a recommendation! Something that tastes good and is hoppy but still good value. Cheers
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