Thread: Cost of beer kits

Originally Posted by agrojnr

Ive just done the Muntons Old English Bitter Gold range comes with all you need will post pics up when I taste for the first time

Adam

I have had that before Adam,its a bloody good beer.
ENJOY
Andrew

Was in the city today picking up parts for work.Bootleg Homebrew was just up the road so I called in and got 2x3kg ESB traditional bitter kits and 2x Goldings Hops.
Andrew

I've made the switch to BIAB, made 3 brews so far using this method, cost about $6 each and tastes much better

Originally Posted by d@rk51d3

I'm liking the "real ale" at the moment with either 1kg light brown sugar or the enhancer pack #2, and just bottled an "English bitter", although it smelled a bit too sweet. Time will tell.

I've been priming with dextrose I bought from the stockfeed joint, but I've noticed it seems to give a low fizz, a bit like solo. Makes it easier to drink though, and more pleasant IMO.

Try this one. Very good. One Coopers Real Ale can and 2.0 kgs of rich brown sugar, two packets yeast, yeast nutrient, citric acid. Make up to 24 litres after initial strong fermentation has subsided. Gives 32 bottles @ 6.2% alcohol.

I don't brew any more. After my heart problems last year I am not allowed much alcohol.