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Recent News
Unless you are a new vistor you will have noticed we have
a new layout, this is basically to clean things up a bit,
making it easier for the viewer. I hope you like the new
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Members Rating
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Muntons Yorkshire Bitter
by Shane Loinsher
@ 19, Aug 2007 |

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Awesome kit!! Even though used it with
#15 lager
enhancer just to give an experiment and
also super
alpha hops and 300gms of crystal malt
grain it gives a
redish tone, is smooth, good gas and
keeps head with
nice small bubbles. Best kit ever for
this style of beer
just use good ingredients with it
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Muntons Traditional Bitter
by Shane Loinsher
@ 19, Aug 2007 |

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Made brew with 1KG of DDM, 500gms Dex,
Fuggles
Finishing Hops and safale s-04 yeast.
Good beer to
have it short time for maturing. Though
used too
much dextrose and carbonation drops so
everytime I
open it it just froths up, but good
bitter taste just like
it says on the can!
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Coopers Sparkling Ale
by Shane Loinsher
@ 19, Aug 2007 |

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Used kit and yeast with Country Brewer
ultrabrew:
500LDM, 250 Dex, 250 Malt/Dextron. Also
60gms of
crystal grain malt and goldings
finishing hops. At first
had no taste but after 9 months one of
the best brews,
with a light gold tone, good
carbonation, wonderful
taste and keeps head good. Let the brew
age for a
while then give it taste, it wont let
you down!...
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Muntons Export Stout
by Shane Loinsher
@ 19, Aug 2007 |

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Used kit with #74 brewcraft Irish Stout
converter,
along with 500gms of powdered corn syrup
and
Muntons Gold Yeast. Also only used 18
litres. After 2
weeks or less beer was better than
guiness, with a
strong and sharp stout flavour, smooth
on the palate,
and a pleasent after taste, only can
have a few
stubbies but still one of the best
brews, definitely try
this kit, it wont let you down!
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Brewcraft Dutch Lager
by Shane Loinsher
@ 19, Aug 2007 |

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Used this kit with #60 German Lager
Converter, and
saflager 2-23 yeast to make a
distinctive Heineken
tatse. Brewed too high of temperature
but after 2-4
months in bottle gave a pleasent smooth
taste.
Recomend brew to anyone but add some
hops and
grain malt to give it more of a kick...
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Black Rock Colonial Lager
by Shane Loinsher
@ 19, Aug 2007 |

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Used brew with brewblend #20, golding
finishing
hops, a bit of crystal malt grain and
saflager yeast.
Brewed beer to high temperature and
first taste was
like dog poo. After 5 months its good
colour, clear,
good gas, and nice blend between the
malt and hops.
In future if using saflager yeast always
brew it at low
temperature! will do in next brew
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TCB Wetpak - Pilsner
by Shane Loinsher
@ 08, Oct 2006 |

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Brewed with Country Brewer Brew Booster:
500g
dextrose, 250g light malt, 250g
Maltodextrin, and
country brewer, Czech Saaz Hops 12g.
Fermentation
around 22 degrees C. Left for 2 1/2 for
fermentation
and tried it after 2 weeks in bottle,
taste was Very
hoppy, bitter, good carbonation, not
keeping head
good and a bit cludy at the bottom of
bottle, taste
after 1 month was just beautiful a
perfect beer for a
warm day!!!
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Brewcraft Munich Lager
by Shane Loinsher
@ 08, Oct 2006 |

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Used 50/50 of light dried malt spray,
and dextrose to
equal 1kg, brewed to 23 litres, made
mistake by
stiring so had to leave for and extra 4
days but still a
bit cloudy in the bottles. Brewed at
temperature of
around 22-24 degrees Celcius. After 1
week taste was
light and weak, but after a month the
hops proved to
be there and now is a fantastic beer to
drink, good
head!!
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