Cascade Spicy Ghost Draught by axle @ 11, Mar 2007
Not sure about this one, not having luck with any of the cascade range, the supplied yeast seem to grumble about having to drink it. This one seems affected by autolosys because I'm lazy, good news is I drink just about anything. Look, if it was one of my first brews I wouldn't complain, but I've been spoilt with much better. With better yeast and maybe steeped grains and dry hopped you would possibly have something special. But in reviewing the kit as it stands, not recommended.

TCB Wetpak - Classic Oak Ale by axle @ 11, Mar 2007
Still got half a doz longnecks locked up after 6 months. I recon this one ages brilliantly. As directed. Only thing I would do differently is invest in liquid yeast next time.

TCB Wetpak - Old Porter by Axle @ 11, Mar 2007
This didn't last long. Probably could have done with a touch more hop flavour for my tastes, but probably true to style.

X-TRACT Summer Edition Wheat 3kg by axle @ 07, Mar 2006
My first go at liquid yeast WLP300 hefeweizen. Made a starter etc. Can and water as directed, tossed the dried yeast aside and pitched the liquid. 11 days to finish fermenting at around 24C, primed and filled 32 bottles. After 1 week in bottle it has good carbonation for this style. Faint banana and clove character, reasonable head (should improve with age). I recon and my mates agree that this is my best. Taste is sensational and well balanced. Could drink it all in a sitting I recon, but it's too good! It demands to be savoured. Probably better than anything I've ever tasted, and I made it!

Cascade Golden Harvest Lager by axle @ 27, Feb 2006
can + brew enhancer 1 + 500g honey ($5/kg from side of road - no idea what it is) to 20L. First time I've tried honey and it is coming along fine. Not much other flavour but the honey comes out really well. Took an age to start and finish regardless of the heat (almost ran out of hb waiting). Could benefit from different yeast I suppose.

TCB Wetpak - American Pale by Axle @ 10, Jan 2006
As directed, but at too high temp due to heatwave and no spare fridge. Probably a bit light on the alc vol, but taste! My first partial and it leaves the k&k for dead! Only 1.5 weeks in bottle and it's clear and tastes better than anything. Gonna be hard to wait for it to get better. I had a favourite beer before I started homebrewing, now I've found my new favorite with this.

Wal's Pale Ale 1.7kg by axle @ 18, Dec 2005
my 1st effort and was very pleasantly surprised just how got this homebrewing is. Brewed at around 24C as per directions with bodybrew. Crystal clear even though I forgot the finings, great head good carbonation, but tastes a little strange at the back of the mouth, sortof metallic maybe astringent (probably something I done wrong) won't stop me drinkin it though.

X-TRACT Bitter 3kg by axle @ 18, Dec 2005
Brewed at around 25C as directed with supplied yeast but used less water. After only 1 week it's clear, well carbonated with generous head, very bitter to start then very caramel sweet with a pleasant aftertaste. Probably better with more water but I like it! Only done 3 others, this is my favourite so far.