Going to try....Coopers

[sleepyjamie]

Oh yes for sure. I took it as a grain of salt. Every beer book I've read they all have varying views. I personally have no interest in using canned extract kits because I can make better cheaper beer using all grain.

[Keith]

Oh yes for sure. I took it as a grain of salt. Every beer book I've read they all have varying views. I personally have no interest in using canned extract kits because I can make better cheaper beer using all grain.

I am say I've brewed festa, canned, extract, extract with steeped grain, partial mash, and all grain. The one thing I can say is I am glad I went through the process, I notice the quality of my beer has vastly improved, and it gives me control over my recipes. Canned kits did produce an OK product and I enjoyed at the time, however my thrust for improving my beer has excelled me to where I am at today. It is more work, more time, but I am truly happen with what I share. Mind you I felt this way a year ago when Brewing the best case beers, and 2 years ago when fermenting festa brew. Brewing I'd a passion no stage of the game. And all I can say is that I wouldn't do it if I didn't love it. It's a lot of work.

[Keith]

After reading the auto correct in my post, I don't believe this function was fully tested in a North American market. Awful but I've corrected 7 auto corrects for English words. Guess my spelling and grammar are shit.