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Hi all,
I am looking for a simple and cheap homebrew kit here in the UK. I have seen Mr Beer has a UK website. Are there any alternatives? Any opinions on how good these things are? I am just dipping my feet in this area, so am not looking to spend more than =A350 as an initial outlay. Thanks for your thoughts. Tim |
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Tim a écrit :
Hi all, I am looking for a simple and cheap homebrew kit here in the UK. I have seen Mr Beer has a UK website. Are there any alternatives? Any opinions on how good these things are? By "kit", do you mean the gear, vessels etc., or just the malt extract thing ? The latter clearly makes the difference between a poor homebrew and a half-decent one ;o). In the UK, you should be able to get Muntons Kits, which clearly are among the best on the market, being "all-malt" (ie. no cheap adjuncts). qv. http://www.muntons.com/homebeer/default.asp Another point is that, with a minimal initial investment, you can only brew ales, ie. british and belgian styles. No chance to brew a decent lager without cooling gear = start with a bitter / pale ale / witbier / abbey or sth on those lines. Cheers ! Laurent -- Warning : you may encounter French language beyond this point. J'entends la victuaille qui grommelle ? Qu'est-ce qu'elle a à grommeler, la victuaille ? (F'murrr) Laurent Mousson, Berne, Switzerland |
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Tim a écrit :
Hi all, I am looking for a simple and cheap homebrew kit here in the UK. I have seen Mr Beer has a UK website. Are there any alternatives? Any opinions on how good these things are? By "kit", do you mean the gear, vessels etc., or just the malt extract thing ? The latter clearly makes the difference between a poor homebrew and a half-decent one ;o). In the UK, you should be able to get Muntons Kits, which clearly are among the best on the market, being "all-malt" (ie. no cheap adjuncts). qv. http://www.muntons.com/homebeer/default.asp Another point is that, with a minimal initial investment, you can only brew ales, ie. british and belgian styles. No chance to brew a decent lager without cooling gear = start with a bitter / pale ale / witbier / abbey or sth on those lines. Cheers ! Laurent -- Warning : you may encounter French language beyond this point. J'entends la victuaille qui grommelle ? Qu'est-ce qu'elle a à grommeler, la victuaille ? (F'murrr) Laurent Mousson, Berne, Switzerland |
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