Discuss making up beer kits - the simplest way to brew.
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Steve@Wilkos
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by Steve@Wilkos » Tue Oct 30, 2012 3:36 pm
PaddyX21 wrote:Hi Steve,
Firstly - thanks for taking the time to come on here and get some 'real world' feedback from your existing (and potential) customers.
My local store is Gillingham High Street, and they appear to have a pretty full range, although as it spread around a corner I can't really tell exactly which one.
The recent increase in stocked options is greatly appreciated, as is the highly competitive pricing regime.
Personally I would appreciate a choice of dried yeasts, as they take up very little space, and perhaps some other 'branded' kits. I did notice the Brewmakers Best of British Kits have just arrived, so that is an appreciated option.
Would you consider stocking wide neck pressure barrels, e.g. King Keg? I am reluctant to buy the 2" neck PB's due to cleaning difficulties, even at the absolute bargin price of £8.50.
I would also have purchased the dark spray malt had it been available (am I the second or third to mention this so far...), but did purchase the medium.
I will be making the one can 'Wilkos' Sweet Newkie Brown kit, with 1Kg Medium Spraymalt and the Gervin yeast shortly, which I will document in a separate posting on the forum, so feedback on the quality will be forthcoming in the next couple of months
Thanks Again
P
Thanks for the feedback Paddy. We will be meeting with our suppliers again soon, so I will feed in your suggestions.
Cheers
Steve
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by Steve@Wilkos » Tue Oct 30, 2012 3:39 pm
themadhippy wrote:I was told a long time back to avoid using soap/detergent for cleaning brewing kit as it can lead to problems with head retention,no idea how true it is.
Having said that I only use thin supermarket bleach
Avalible from wilkinsons,29p for 2 liters

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by Steve@Wilkos » Tue Oct 30, 2012 5:15 pm
boingy wrote:Steve@Wilkos wrote:
Hi Boingy
Yes I have a list but it is on excel and not sure what is the best way to get that info on here. Any tips?
Cheers
Steve
I've PM'd you, Steve
I have been speaking to our web team and they are looking to publish the list on our website, so watch this space
Cheers
Steve
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by Steve@Wilkos » Tue Oct 30, 2012 5:19 pm
wxmexile wrote:Hi Steve, thought i'd share this that i posted on the Kit brewing section of the forum;
'Thought i'd give an update on the wilkos sweet newkie brown - its been in the bottle 3 weeks at this stage and its good! - its very dark and has a distinct sweetness to it, but its smooth and clean tasting, good white head, very quaffable! i would defo stick to using a nottingham yeast with it, like i say its very clean tasting and i can't help thinking if i'd used the kit yeast it wouldn't have this quality. Critsisms - its slighty too sweet, and though i'm no expert would say it would work really well with a hop addition that could give it some more bitterness / aroma - any suggestions? also if i did this again i'd chuck another jar of malt extract in and up the dextrose, i like a kick with brown ale!'
I am also just sampling the wilkos lager i have done (kit yeast , 500g light dme 500g dextrose to 20l), its only had 10 days in the bottle but i have to say i'm not holding out much hope for this kit - its pretty grim at this stage, thin, sweet, pretty tasteless. Sure it would be better with a lager yeast and more time. I'm not hard to please though to be honest, i usually just do standard kits with little tweeking, but can't see myself revisiting this unless it dramatically improves with a bit of conditioning.
Also Steve - why not get this thread moved to the kit brewing section - you will get much more feedback as very few people view the guestbook (i presume) , and kit brewers are your biggest customers. .
Great feedback and thank you very much. I will take it back to the team.
Cheers
Steve
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by Steve@Wilkos » Fri Nov 02, 2012 1:04 pm
Steve@Wilkos wrote:boingy wrote:Steve@Wilkos wrote:
Hi Boingy
Yes I have a list but it is on excel and not sure what is the best way to get that info on here. Any tips?
Cheers
Steve
I've PM'd you, Steve
I have been speaking to our web team and they are looking to publish the list on our website, so watch this space
Cheers
Steve
Stores with the fulll 3 metre range are...
ECCLES (NEW)
COALVILLE
ARMLEY
BURY
ALDERSHOT
HARPURHEY
BARRY
SLOUGH
FAREHAM
STOCKTON
MANSFIELD
WEST EALING
WORKINGTON
ROCHDALE
BRADFORD
LEEK
LONGTON
HUYTON
BOURNEMOUTH
ROMFORD
DEWSBURY
LANCASTER
LEE CIRCLE
BULL RING
HITCHIN
WAKEFIELD
RUGBY
WELLINGTON
KETTERING
HARLOW
DUNSTABLE
HINCKLEY
SOUTHEND
BEDFORD
KIDDERMINSTER
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD
DARLINGTON
BIRKENHEAD
ST HELENS
WELLINGBORO
SUNDERLAND
COLCHESTER
BISHOP STORTFORD
WIDNES
CORBY (RELOC)
GLOUCESTER
GRAVESEND
MORLEY
GRAYS
SOUTH SHIELDS
SPALDING
MAIDSTONE
SELBY NEW
ST. ALBANS
SUTTON-IN-SURREY
HORSHAM
IPSWICH
BRIDGWATER
YEOVIL
WORTHING
TROWBRIDGE
CRYSTAL PEAKS
CREWE
ANDOVER
WALLASEY
ARNOLD
EPSOM
BOSCOMBE
BURTON
MIDDLESBROUGH
SWINDON
BRIDGEND
WREXHAM
WEYMOUTH
LLANELLI
MERTHYR TYDFIL
CHIPPENHAM
HUNTINGDON
BASILDON
BLACKPOOL
BEXLEYHEATH
PORTSMOUTH
BARROW IN FURNESS
BRISTOL
BASINGSTOKE
HIGH WYCOMBE
HANLEY
LUTON
KILLINGWORTH
DAGENHAM
ASHFORD
SUTTON COLDFIELD
SCARBOROUGH
PETERLEE
PLYMOUTH
WEMBLEY
HAVERFORDWEST
WHITEHAVEN
HULL(NEW)
NEWPORT
ACCRINGTON
BEAUMONT LEYS
HESSLE ROAD HULL
BLETCHLEY
OSWESTRY (NEW)
SKELMERSDALE
NORTHFIELD
SALFORD
BOSTON
STROUD
ERITH
CWMBRAN
BULWELL (NEW)
RAINHAM
BRIGHOUSE
AMMANFORD
HOLYHEAD
DERBY NEW
LOUGHBOROUGH (NEW)
PETERBOROUGH
MORRISTON
RUNCORN
CARDIFF
CARMARTHEN
FOLKESTONE
CLIFTON MOOR
SEAHAM
TORQUAY
GILLINGHAM
PORTHMADOG
PERRY BARR
SITTINGBOURNE
HUCKNALL RELOCATION
REDRUTH
MOTHERWELL
LOWESTOFT
ILFORD
NORTHALLERTON
KINGS LYNN (RELO)
READING
HAMILTON
EXETER
MANCHESTER
AYR
BURY ST EDMUNDS
DURHAM
WOOLWICH
MILDENHALL
NEWTON ABBOT
NORWICH
YIEWSLEY
ALTRINCHAM
BROMLEY
WASHINGTON
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Steve@Wilkos
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by Steve@Wilkos » Fri Nov 02, 2012 1:05 pm
Steve@Wilkos wrote:boingy wrote:Steve@Wilkos wrote:
Hi Boingy
Yes I have a list but it is on excel and not sure what is the best way to get that info on here. Any tips?
Cheers
Steve
I've PM'd you, Steve
I have been speaking to our web team and they are looking to publish the list on our website, so watch this space
Cheers
Steve
Stores with the 2 metre mid size range are........
SYSTON
GRIMSBY
PEMBROKE DOCK
UXBRIDGE
RETFORD
HUDDERSFIELD
NUNEATON
WATERLOOVILLE
FARNBOROUGH
REDDITCH
UTTOXETER
WINSFORD
MIDDLETON
BRENTWOOD
WEST BROMWICH
NOTTINGHAM
CLEVELEYS
DUDLEY
PONTYPOOL
HEADINGLEY
DEREHAM
CROSSGATES
LONG EATON
CHESTERFIELD
CHESTER
ROTHERHAM
ASHTON-U-LYNE
FRENCHGATE
BROADMARSH
BARNSLEY
SHREWSBURY
SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD
TAMWORTH
SHEFFIELD
HARTLEPOOL
STOURBRIDGE
WORKSOP
NORTH SHIELDS
NEWCASTLE-U-TYNE
WARRINGTON
GATESHEAD
CRAMLINGTON
COVENTRY
REDCAR
AYLESBURY
HOUNSLOW
BURGESS HILL
KINGSWOOD
CHELTENHAM
ABERGAVENNY
CHATHAM
HAYES
KINGSTON UPON THAMES
CHELMSFORD
HALIFAX
ILKESTON
SWANSEA
NEATH
PORT TALBOT
CARLISLE
WOOD GREEN
ELY
BLACKWOOD
ALFRETON
DARTFORD
BURNLEY
STRATFORD
PRESTON
NEWCASTLE-U-LYME
POOLE
WESTON-SUPER-MARE
LINCOLN
BELLEVALE
DROITWICH
COWLEY
WALTON ON THAMES
RAMSGATE
WALSALL
ACOCKS GREEN
JARROW
BEDMINSTER
WESTON FAVELL
SALE
NEWARK
BRANSHOLME
CANNON PARK
LIVERPOOL
BISHOP AUCKLAND
ELLESMERE PORT
COCKERMOUTH
DROYLSDEN
CHEPSTOW
LETCHWORTH
BLOXWICH
SHIRLEY
CLOWNE
CHELMSLEY WOOD NEW
RHYL
MARKET DRAYTON
WATFORD
BANBURY
HALESOWEN (NEW)
EARLESTOWN
GAINSBOROUGH NEW
PENGE
BROWNHILLS
FERNDOWN
BRIGG
WIGAN
THETFORD
NEWTON AYCLIFFE
CHESTER LE STREET
CASTLEFORD (RELO)
BLYTH
WIGSTON RELOC
LOUTH (RELO)
THORNABY
LEEDS-TRINITY
ST AUSTELL
IRVINE
REDHILL
WALTHAMSTOW
NEWBURY
KILMARNOCK
GREENOCK
LIVINGSTON
TELFORD
HARROW
CLIFTON-BRISTOL
BOLTON
BICESTER
CRAWLEY
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by Steve@Wilkos » Fri Nov 02, 2012 1:06 pm
Steve@Wilkos wrote:boingy wrote:Steve@Wilkos wrote:
Hi Boingy
Yes I have a list but it is on excel and not sure what is the best way to get that info on here. Any tips?
Cheers
Steve
I've PM'd you, Steve
I have been speaking to our web team and they are looking to publish the list on our website, so watch this space
Cheers
Steve
Stores with the small 1 metre range are....
DIDCOT
WINTON
ALLENTON
SHERWOOD
WOLVERHAMPTON
NORTHAMPTON
SOUTHPORT
ALLESTREE
BELPER
PONTEFRACT
HILLSBOROUGH
SHIPLEY
SKEGNESS
KNOWLE
STAFFORD
NELSON
LICHFIELD
BARKING
GREAT YARMOUTH
ABERDARE
LEIGH
ASHBY
ASHINGTON
CANTERBURY
CLIFTON
THAMESMEAD
HAVANT
ORPINGTON
MAESTEG
DRIFFIELD
BYKER
CARLTON (NEW)
TAUNTON
SCUNTHORPE
WOMBWELL
OAKHAM
RUSHDEN
BORDON
GREAT BRIDGE
BLACKHEATH
ORTON
GORLESTON
HYDE
WOODHOUSE LANE-LEEDS
LEIGHTON BUZZARD
BOOTLE
CASTLE DOUGLAS
STROOD
BOGNOR REGIS
BARNSTAPLE
STEVENAGE
CLYDEBANK
MAIDENHEAD
CAMBERLEY
SWANLEY
KENILWORTH
FALKIRK
ALNWICK
CLACTON
WYTHENSHAWE
TOOTING
GREAT MALVERN
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by Wherryman13 » Sun Nov 04, 2012 7:25 pm
[quote="Steve@Wilkos"][quote="wxmexile"]Hi Steve, thought i'd share this that i posted on the Kit brewing section of the forum;
'Thought i'd give an update on the wilkos sweet newkie brown - its been in the bottle 3 weeks at this stage and its good! - its very dark and has a distinct sweetness to it, but its smooth and clean tasting, good white head, very quaffable! i would defo stick to using a nottingham yeast with it, like i say its very clean tasting and i can't help thinking if i'd used the kit yeast it wouldn't have this quality. Critsisms - its slighty too sweet, and though i'm no expert would say it would work really well with a hop addition that could give it some more bitterness / aroma - any suggestions? also if i did this again i'd chuck another jar of malt extract in and up the dextrose, i like a kick with brown ale!'
I am also just sampling the wilkos lager i have done (kit yeast , 500g light dme 500g dextrose to 20l), its only had 10 days in the bottle but i have to say i'm not holding out much hope for this kit - its pretty grim at this stage, thin, sweet, pretty tasteless. Sure it would be better with a lager yeast and more time. I'm not hard to please though to be honest, i usually just do standard kits with little tweeking, but can't see myself revisiting this unless it dramatically improves with a bit of conditioning.
Also Steve - why not get this thread moved to the kit brewing section - you will get much more feedback as very few people view the guestbook (i presume) , and kit brewers are your biggest customers. .[/quote]
Great feedback and thank you very much. I will take it back to the team.
Cheers
Steve[/quote]
i would second that about moving the thread.....
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by Steve@Wilkos » Mon Nov 05, 2012 2:55 pm
Hi Admins...... can this tread be moved as suggetsed please?
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by sbond10 » Mon Nov 05, 2012 5:59 pm
Can you explain some people seem to be saying they can get Wilko own brand spray malt for 2 quid a kilo but its not available online or in my local store( Warrington)
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by Ditch » Mon Nov 05, 2012 6:25 pm
wxmexile wrote:
Steve - why not get this thread moved to the kit brewing section ....?

Good man! I
wondered how the hell I'd missed this one!
Steve; Just to say hullo, mate. And how nice it is to see a supplier putting his hand up and interacting with us on the forum
Obviously, given my location, I'm not a Wilkinson customer. But, I did spend a few years in Hull and there I was indeed a very regular and happy customer for all sorts of stuff.
Frankly? I think your coming here really just sums up something about the
spirit of 'Wilko's'.
I trust ye boss is aware of ye outstanding initiative and effort?

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by jmc » Mon Nov 05, 2012 6:32 pm
Steve@Wilkos wrote:boingy wrote:Steve@Wilkos wrote:
Hi Boingy
Yes I have a list but it is on excel and not sure what is the best way to get that info on here. Any tips?
Cheers
Steve
I've PM'd you, Steve
I have been speaking to our web team and they are looking to publish the list on our website, so watch this space
Cheers
Steve
Stores with the small 1 metre range are....
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I thought it might be handy to have a list in alphabetical order.
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Stores and range size in order below
ABERDARE 1m
ABERGAVENNY 2m
ACCRINGTON 3m
ACOCKS GREEN 2m
ALDERSHOT 3m
ALFRETON 2m
ALLENTON 1m
ALLESTREE 1m
ALNWICK 1m
ALTRINCHAM 3m
AMMANFORD 3m
ANDOVER 3m
ARMLEY 3m
ARNOLD 3m
ASHBY 1m
ASHFORD 3m
ASHINGTON 1m
ASHTON-U-LYNE 2m
AYLESBURY 2m
AYR 3m
BANBURY 2m
BARKING 1m
BARNSLEY 2m
BARNSTAPLE 1m
BARROW IN FURNESS 3m
BARRY 3m
BASILDON 3m
BASINGSTOKE 3m
BEAUMONT LEYS 3m
BEDFORD 3m
BEDMINSTER 2m
BELLEVALE 2m
BELPER 1m
BEXLEYHEATH 3m
BICESTER 2m
BIRKENHEAD 3m
BISHOP AUCKLAND 2m
BISHOP STORTFORD 3m
BLACKHEATH 1m
BLACKPOOL 3m
BLACKWOOD 2m
BLETCHLEY 3m
BLOXWICH 2m
BLYTH 2m
BOGNOR REGIS 1m
BOLTON 2m
BOOTLE 1m
BORDON 1m
BOSCOMBE 3m
BOSTON 3m
BOURNEMOUTH 3m
BRADFORD 3m
BRANSHOLME 2m
BRENTWOOD 2m
BRIDGEND 3m
BRIDGWATER 3m
BRIGG 2m
BRIGHOUSE 3m
BRISTOL 3m
BROADMARSH 2m
BROMLEY 3m
BROWNHILLS 2m
BULL RING 3m
BULWELL (NEW) 3m
BURGESS HILL 2m
BURNLEY 2m
BURTON 3m
BURY 3m
BURY ST EDMUNDS 3m
BYKER 1m
CAMBERLEY 1m
CANNON PARK 2m
CANTERBURY 1m
CARDIFF 3m
CARLISLE 2m
CARLTON (NEW) 1m
CARMARTHEN 3m
CASTLE DOUGLAS 1m
CASTLEFORD (RELO) 2m
CHATHAM 2m
CHELMSFORD 2m
CHELMSLEY WOOD NEW 2m
CHELTENHAM 2m
CHEPSTOW 2m
CHESTER 2m
CHESTER LE STREET 2m
CHESTERFIELD 2m
CHIPPENHAM 3m
CLACTON 1m
CLEVELEYS 2m
CLIFTON 1m
CLIFTON MOOR 3m
CLIFTON-BRISTOL 2m
CLOWNE 2m
CLYDEBANK 1m
COALVILLE 3m
COCKERMOUTH 2m
COLCHESTER 3m
CORBY (RELOC) 3m
COVENTRY 2m
COWLEY 2m
CRAMLINGTON 2m
CRAWLEY 2m
CREWE 3m
CROSSGATES 2m
CRYSTAL PEAKS 3m
CWMBRAN 3m
DAGENHAM 3m
DARLINGTON 3m
DARTFORD 2m
DERBY NEW 3m
DEREHAM 2m
DEWSBURY 3m
DIDCOT 1m
DRIFFIELD 1m
DROITWICH 2m
DROYLSDEN 2m
DUDLEY 2m
DUNSTABLE 3m
DURHAM 3m
EARLESTOWN 2m
ECCLES (NEW) 3m
ELLESMERE PORT 2m
ELY 2m
EPSOM 3m
ERITH 3m
EXETER 3m
FALKIRK 1m
FAREHAM 3m
FARNBOROUGH 2m
FERNDOWN 2m
FOLKESTONE 3m
FRENCHGATE 2m
GAINSBOROUGH NEW 2m
GATESHEAD 2m
GILLINGHAM 3m
GLOUCESTER 3m
GORLESTON 1m
GRAVESEND 3m
GRAYS 3m
GREAT BRIDGE 1m
GREAT MALVERN 1m
GREAT YARMOUTH 1m
GREENOCK 2m
GRIMSBY 2m
HALESOWEN (NEW) 2m
HALIFAX 2m
HAMILTON 3m
HANLEY 3m
HARLOW 3m
HARPURHEY 3m
HARROW 2m
HARTLEPOOL 2m
HAVANT 1m
HAVERFORDWEST 3m
HAYES 2m
HEADINGLEY 2m
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD 3m
HESSLE ROAD HULL 3m
HIGH WYCOMBE 3m
HILLSBOROUGH 1m
HINCKLEY 3m
HITCHIN 3m
HOLYHEAD 3m
HORSHAM 3m
HOUNSLOW 2m
HUCKNALL RELOCATION 3m
HUDDERSFIELD 2m
HULL(NEW) 3m
HUNTINGDON 3m
HUYTON 3m
HYDE 1m
ILFORD 3m
ILKESTON 2m
IPSWICH 3m
IRVINE 2m
JARROW 2m
KENILWORTH 1m
KETTERING 3m
KIDDERMINSTER 3m
KILLINGWORTH 3m
KILMARNOCK 2m
KINGS LYNN (RELO) 3m
KINGSTON UPON THAMES 2m
KINGSWOOD 2m
KNOWLE 1m
LANCASTER 3m
LEE CIRCLE 3m
LEEDS-TRINITY 2m
LEEK 3m
LEIGH 1m
LEIGHTON BUZZARD 1m
LETCHWORTH 2m
LICHFIELD 1m
LINCOLN 2m
LIVERPOOL 2m
LIVINGSTON 2m
LLANELLI 3m
LONG EATON 2m
LONGTON 3m
LOUGHBOROUGH (NEW) 3m
LOUTH (RELO) 2m
LOWESTOFT 3m
LUTON 3m
MAESTEG 1m
MAIDENHEAD 1m
MAIDSTONE 3m
MANCHESTER 3m
MANSFIELD 3m
MARKET DRAYTON 2m
MERTHYR TYDFIL 3m
MIDDLESBROUGH 3m
MIDDLETON 2m
MILDENHALL 3m
MORLEY 3m
MORRISTON 3m
MOTHERWELL 3m
NEATH 2m
NELSON 1m
NEWARK 2m
NEWBURY 2m
NEWCASTLE-U-LYME 2m
NEWCASTLE-U-TYNE 2m
NEWPORT 3m
NEWTON ABBOT 3m
NEWTON AYCLIFFE 2m
NORTH SHIELDS 2m
NORTHALLERTON 3m
NORTHAMPTON 1m
NORTHFIELD 3m
NORWICH 3m
NOTTINGHAM 2m
NUNEATON 2m
OAKHAM 1m
ORPINGTON 1m
ORTON 1m
OSWESTRY (NEW) 3m
PEMBROKE DOCK 2m
PENGE 2m
PERRY BARR 3m
PETERBOROUGH 3m
PETERLEE 3m
PLYMOUTH 3m
PONTEFRACT 1m
PONTYPOOL 2m
POOLE 2m
PORT TALBOT 2m
PORTHMADOG 3m
PORTSMOUTH 3m
PRESTON 2m
RAINHAM 3m
RAMSGATE 2m
READING 3m
REDCAR 2m
REDDITCH 2m
REDHILL 2m
REDRUTH 3m
RETFORD 2m
RHYL 2m
ROCHDALE 3m
ROMFORD 3m
ROTHERHAM 2m
RUGBY 3m
RUNCORN 3m
RUSHDEN 1m
SALE 2m
SALFORD 3m
SCARBOROUGH 3m
SCUNTHORPE 1m
SEAHAM 3m
SELBY NEW 3m
SHEFFIELD 2m
SHERWOOD 1m
SHIPLEY 1m
SHIRLEY 2m
SHREWSBURY 2m
SITTINGBOURNE 3m
SKEGNESS 1m
SKELMERSDALE 3m
SLOUGH 3m
SOUTH SHIELDS 3m
SOUTHEND 3m
SOUTHPORT 1m
SPALDING 3m
ST AUSTELL 2m
ST HELENS 3m
ST. ALBANS 3m
STAFFORD 1m
STEVENAGE 1m
STOCKTON 3m
STOURBRIDGE 2m
STRATFORD 2m
STROOD 1m
STROUD 3m
SUNDERLAND 3m
SUTTON COLDFIELD 3m
SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD 2m
SUTTON-IN-SURREY 3m
SWANLEY 1m
SWANSEA 2m
SWINDON 3m
SYSTON 2m
TAMWORTH 2m
TAUNTON 1m
TELFORD 2m
THAMESMEAD 1m
THETFORD 2m
THORNABY 2m
TOOTING 1m
TORQUAY 3m
TROWBRIDGE 3m
UTTOXETER 2m
UXBRIDGE 2m
WAKEFIELD 3m
WALLASEY 3m
WALSALL 2m
WALTHAMSTOW 2m
WALTON ON THAMES 2m
WARRINGTON 2m
WASHINGTON 3m
WATERLOOVILLE 2m
WATFORD 2m
WELLINGBORO 3m
WELLINGTON 3m
WEMBLEY 3m
WEST BROMWICH 2m
WEST EALING 3m
WESTON FAVELL 2m
WESTON-SUPER-MARE 2m
WEYMOUTH 3m
WHITEHAVEN 3m
WIDNES 3m
WIGAN 2m
WIGSTON RELOC 2m
WINSFORD 2m
WINTON 1m
WOLVERHAMPTON 1m
WOMBWELL 1m
WOOD GREEN 2m
WOODHOUSE LANE-LEEDS 1m
WOOLWICH 3m
WORKINGTON 3m
WORKSOP 2m
WORTHING 3m
WREXHAM 3m
WYTHENSHAWE 1m
YEOVIL 3m
YIEWSLEY 3m
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by fishplate » Mon Nov 05, 2012 8:02 pm
Hi Steve.I got the Wilko Golden Ale on the free kit you offered me.I tried my first bottle on Friday night and was impressed very refreshing drink and tasted great.Thanks again
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by agent_pumpkin » Tue Nov 06, 2012 3:24 pm
Hi Steve, just a bit of feedback for you.
Wilkinson's in Leek is now our local home brew store they have a good, but not quite the full range. We are impressed with the wilko range and look forward to trying them all.
However, recently tried the Wilko Refreshing Cerveza. Was a bit worried as it looked dark for a lager. However on tasting its quite nice for a pale ale. Its not at all lager, but its still tasty. I wonder if the labels got mixed up, or is this down to a non-lager yeast?
Also.. why are the wine kits all the exact the same size and weight for 6 or 30 bottles?