However, I was in there today and they have the full monty 3m display now.Jim wrote:Although there's been a Wilkinson in Durham for some time, last time I looked there was no HB section......

However, I was in there today and they have the full monty 3m display now.Jim wrote:Although there's been a Wilkinson in Durham for some time, last time I looked there was no HB section......
Wow Geordie £7 a kit, think I will be shopping at Morrisons from now on - could've saved myself a fortune!biydiy wrote:Hi Steve,
Like the new range at wilkos but any chance of a price match on geordie - on sale at morrisons for £7 - at wilko for £11 - would prefer a one stop shop rather than 2.
keep up the good work,
mike
same here. Phoned my local morisons (well, about 15 mile away), and they said they don't do it. So no luck here. Thankfully have a wilko and tesco that do, albeit in small amounts. Lhbsis easily 35 mins drive away, so no luck there eitherboingy wrote:In the same way that I've never found a Tesco that stocks brewing stuff, I've never found any in Morrisons either. Anyone know any Gloucestershire stores that stock HB stuff?
Dunno whether you're referring to my post, but what I was trying to get across, was that it would be nice for Wilko's to stock an even bigger selection. Even if it was just in the warehouse/online for delivery/delivery to store. If I could order some milestone kits, then would be really good. And if price isn't too bad, am sure others might too...fishplate wrote:I'm sure this thread was about Wilkinsons and not some other shop
Steve@Wilkos wrote:Hi rvalrval wrote:Hi Steve.
I only popped into Wilkinson to get an emergency Hydrometer (I know I should have more than one in kit!) and came away with lots of goodies (Thank you!!!!).
(Local store used was Bexleyheath, is that one of the bigger range stores?)
Everything has worked very well so far and i am just about to pour this weekend an AG I made with the Gervin Ale Yeast that has worked very well so far.
I fully understand that your range will we more aimed and the kit brewers but it would be great to see a few more general AG consumables and maybe a bit of kit.
I liked the look of some of the wine kits and might well give that a go later in the year.
Thanks for the feedback. Let us know the how it turns out. The Bexleyheath store stores our full 3m range, which is the biggest in-store range we do. More is available online.
Cheers
Steve
Hi Flatulentcow.TheFlatulentCow wrote:Hi Steve,
It's great that you are doing customer research where the customers actually are, that's brilliant. I'm not sure if the Light DME is standard across all 1,2 and 3M shop displays but it should be. It would be really nice to see a Mead kit like the one CWE (rip) used to have in the Boots days. That was just a can but had great results in my experiences. I'm interested to know how your 6.8KG wine kits compare to the California Connoisseur kits. The California Connoisseur kits contain slightly more juice (7.5L) and only £2 more but I have to order them so I might try yours for a comparison. Any chance of knowing what strain your Wilko Gervin Univeral Wine Yeast is? The Harris Crystilbrite filter pads you sell are quite pricey, even with postal cost it's cheaper elsewhere. I suppose the only other great step apart from previously mentioned malts/Grains would be Hops but given the storage conditions I suspect the closest you could get to them would probably be Hop aroma oils, any chance of seeing that on your shelves?
Cheers!
Great stuffrval wrote:Steve@Wilkos wrote:Hi rvalrval wrote:Hi Steve.
I only popped into Wilkinson to get an emergency Hydrometer (I know I should have more than one in kit!) and came away with lots of goodies (Thank you!!!!).
(Local store used was Bexleyheath, is that one of the bigger range stores?)
Everything has worked very well so far and i am just about to pour this weekend an AG I made with the Gervin Ale Yeast that has worked very well so far.
I fully understand that your range will we more aimed and the kit brewers but it would be great to see a few more general AG consumables and maybe a bit of kit.
I liked the look of some of the wine kits and might well give that a go later in the year.
Thanks for the feedback. Let us know the how it turns out. The Bexleyheath store stores our full 3m range, which is the biggest in-store range we do. More is available online.
Cheers
Steve
Steve thank you. The beer turned out very nice indeed and at the price I will be returning for many more. At 23 days old it had the perfect natural carbon dioxed levels for the perfect fizz.
At the party I talked with another home brewer (kit and extract) and he said he was racing down to the local branch to have a look.
spud wrote:Steve,
Any plans for a Christmas promotion on starter kits or better still Beer kits (something for myself)? Looking to get my lad started now his got his own place and looking for the best deal. Morrisons don't do starter kits unfortunately.