recommend a bland lager

[bettyswallocks]

At our new year party I had bushys bitter (local brewery), coopers bitter (home brew) through the handpumps and both got supped. I had arkells lager(home brew) in the corny keg, ok this brew but as it tasted like bitter so the carling brigade wouldn't drink it. I put 30 cans of carlsberg lager in a corny kegs and they supped it. So can anyone recommend a bland lager kit like carling, skol etc so to please the lads with no tastebuds.
cheers

[bitter_dave]

At our new year party I had bushys bitter (local brewery), coopers bitter (home brew) through the handpumps and both got supped. I had arkells lager(home brew) in the corny keg, ok this brew but as it tasted like bitter so the carling brigade wouldn't drink it. I put 30 cans of carlsberg lager in a corny kegs and they supped it.

Heathens

[steve_flack]

One of the problems of homebrewing lager is temperature. If you ferment at normal ale temperatures you'll get ale like flavours - even with most lager yeasts. There is a liquid yeast that is supposed to give lager like flavours at higher temps - Wyeast 2112 or White Labs WLP-810. Even this won't be the same as a proper European lager yeast fermented at the right temperature.

[bitter_dave]

Bland lager is pretty damn cheap in the supermarket, I'm not sure I could be bothered to make it for other people.. but then again that says a lot about me

[bettyswallocks]

Think your right there. Saw 24 cans of castlemaine for £8 the other day. I could stick crap like that in a corny keg. Cheaper still ban all carling drinkers coming round to me shed.
cheers

[chopperswookie]

get yourself to wilkos and get a geordie. might not be the "bland" lager you are after but makes a great "session" lager.

[bitter_dave]

Cheaper still ban all carling drinkers coming round to me shed.
cheers

Amen to that