Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
This is all very weird!
It's brewery hopped wort to which you add yeast.
No doubt it tastes superb. But what's the point? If you want to make brewing super easy why not just buy ready made polypins and drink straight from them? Where's the fun in opening a container and adding yeast?
No disrespect to Rob. This is probably a superb product. And no doubt I'll try one at some point. But it isn't home brewing. It's like buying ready made microwave meals and claiming you're cooking.
There is a place for this, but it definitely isn't in the Grain Brewing part of the forum.
Apologies for being a PITA, but let's get a grip here!!!
Guy
It's brewery hopped wort to which you add yeast.
No doubt it tastes superb. But what's the point? If you want to make brewing super easy why not just buy ready made polypins and drink straight from them? Where's the fun in opening a container and adding yeast?
No disrespect to Rob. This is probably a superb product. And no doubt I'll try one at some point. But it isn't home brewing. It's like buying ready made microwave meals and claiming you're cooking.
There is a place for this, but it definitely isn't in the Grain Brewing part of the forum.
Apologies for being a PITA, but let's get a grip here!!!
Guy
Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
I guess the point is that it is for people who want to make kit beer, as many people do cos it saves a lot of money compared to the pub or even shop bought beer, and are prepared to pay more for premium quality. Some of the canned kits costs around £25. 40 pints for £32 quid or so represents a big saving and you get a fresh, real beer, not pasteurised etc. 80p a pint or so. A lot of home brewers, unlike me, don't have the time or inclination to do AG, and this gives them AG beer. It might catch on, given pub prices are so high.
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Absolutely agree. Easy beer at about a pound a pint-don't forget the shipping cost!Clibit wrote:I guess the point is that it is for people who want to make kit beer, as many people do cos it saves a lot of money compared to the pub or even shop bought beer, and are prepared to pay more for premium quality. Some of the canned kits costs around £25. 40 pints for £32 quid or so represents a big saving and you get a fresh, real beer, not pasteurised etc. 80p a pint or so. A lot of home brewers, unlike me, don't have the time or inclination to do AG, and this gives them AG beer. It might catch on, given pub prices are so high.
But please, not in the all grain forum!!
Guy
Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
Anyone else sampled this yet keen to hear what others thoaght of the taste of this one.Think i will be getting one for my birthday after sampling
Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
This is a great idea for newbies and for fault finding your own brewery too. If you have enough skill an kit to ferment these out and have a great pint, then you can move on to mashing and boiling. Or if you are having problems with brewing and trying to find out if it is pre or post boil, these can help!
Does MM also provide the specifications of the wort he provided to the brewer too? This would aid fault finding greatly.
Steve
Does MM also provide the specifications of the wort he provided to the brewer too? This would aid fault finding greatly.
Steve
Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
I bottled mine a couple of weeks ago. Going to condition for another few weeks before testing. I used WLP090 as my yeast.beerlover1983 wrote:Anyone else sampled this yet keen to hear what others thoaght of the taste of this one.Think i will be getting one for my birthday after sampling
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Good move Andy!Andy wrote:Moved to kits.

I`ve been watching this on the `Posh Part` of JBK and thinking that `They` won`t go for this because it`s just like a Big Kit!

I think there will be a more positive response from the `Kit Brewers` because we are EASILY LED and will try anything once,
and if it`s good, will do it again!

HeHeHe!
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Rob got them in stock Just after I had placed my last order with him, otherwise I would certainly have added one to my basket.
. . . . and that comes from someone in the Very New Shiney Posh part of the forum
. . . . and that comes from someone in the Very New Shiney Posh part of the forum

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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
Aleman,Aleman wrote:Rob got them in stock Just after I had placed my last order with him, otherwise I would certainly have added one to my basket.
. . . . and that comes from someone in the Very New Shiney Posh part of the forum
I`ve been looking in the `Very New Shiny Posh` part of JBK too!

Great post of your new toy!

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Is there only ever going to be one kit available at a time?
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
Seems like quite a random beer style, considering that's the only choice atm.Clibit wrote:Is there only ever going to be one kit available at a time?

Cheers
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How many have you ordered then matey.......?WalesAles wrote:Good move Andy!Andy wrote:Moved to kits.![]()
I`ve been watching this on the `Posh Part` of JBK and thinking that `They` won`t go for this because it`s just like a Big Kit!![]()
I think there will be a more positive response from the `Kit Brewers` because we are EASILY LED and will try anything once,
and if it`s good, will do it again!![]()
HeHeHe!
WA
Cheers
MB
FV:
Conditioning:
AG#41 - Vienna Lager - 5.6%
AG#42 - Heritage Double Ale - 10.5%
On Tap:
AG#44 - Harvest ESB - 5.4%
AG#45 - Amarillo Gold APA - 5.2%
Conditioning:
AG#41 - Vienna Lager - 5.6%
AG#42 - Heritage Double Ale - 10.5%
On Tap:
AG#44 - Harvest ESB - 5.4%
AG#45 - Amarillo Gold APA - 5.2%
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
Not been at home much lately, and nearly run out of beer. No time to make a proper AG brew, so ordered one of these from Rob. Should be here tomorrow.
Who else has made one of these, and what do you think of them?
Guy
Who else has made one of these, and what do you think of them?
Guy
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller
Few reviews about them out there - not seen one that wasn't raveguypettigrew wrote:Not been at home much lately, and nearly run out of beer. No time to make a proper AG brew, so ordered one of these from Rob. Should be here tomorrow.
Who else has made one of these, and what do you think of them?
Guy

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