Last reviews in Home Brewed Beer Kits

Last reviews in Home Brewed Beer Kits

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Last reviews in Home Brewed Beer Kits

  • Guest 27th November 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Coopers Australian / Heritage Lager kits.

    I am fairly new to home brewing and have tried 4 different lager kits.
    They have all been ok, drinkable and friends have liked them. However, the one w

  • lamaha Rank: Corporal 14th November 2009

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    We used the Woodfordes micro brewery system i.e. the whole kit.Purchased from the home brew shop in Worthing, they also are very helpful.
    It retails between £70 and £60 which may sound pricey,

  • Guest 11th November 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I have brewed my first and so far the only one beer from that hit. I and my friends loved it. I screwed up with storing it as I bought the pressure barrel and did not think about the CO2 injector so when I was

  • Guest 1st November 2009

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    Coopers Stout is an excellent beer, I always put this beer on draught and it keeps an excellent head.
    This beer is well worth every penny you spend on it, let the beer mature for over a month and then you'

  • Guest 29th July 2009

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    Hambleton Bard beer kits are very simple to prepare and cheap at under a tenner but it does taste a bit watered down at 40 pints so recommend making it up to 30 pints. Do not overdo sugar as can be quite lively

  • Guest 26th July 2009

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    I've been using Cooper's beer kits and equipment for well over 10 years. And can remember my Dad brewing beer in our bath tub when I was just 5 years old (long long time ago)...So I know a bit about how home b

  • Guest 28th March 2009

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    The Beer Machine is easy to use if you follow the instructions to the letter. Be scrupulously clean, 'Milton' (baby bottle stariliser) works well- no aftertaste. Make sure water is room temp before you start. B

  • hugorune 9th January 2009

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    The Beer Machine is a complete and utter waste of time, effort and money. There are no good points. It is impossible to seal, it leaks, the pressure relief valve doesn't work, the beer won't clear

  • Guest 18th December 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Coopers Beer Kit is a great product! So far I've made 6 batches of perfect beer. Cooper's is a real brewery in Australia and it shows. You can buy more Cooper beer accessories and packages online.

  • FastNA2 Rank: Lance Corporal 12th December 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    This is a very simple kit, ideal for the novice with no experience of home brewing under their belt. There is no need to boil large quantities of water or ingredients. Simply warm the can containing