Brupaks Flavapak

Discuss making up beer kits - the simplest way to brew.
Post Reply
parkerwitton

Brupaks Flavapak

Post by parkerwitton » Fri Mar 09, 2007 7:40 pm

Wonder if anyone has added a Flavapak to their homebrew kits....did it enhance it or was there no difference?
Top
parkerwitton

Best Kit

Post by parkerwitton » Sat Mar 10, 2007 7:19 am

Thanks for that DaaB. Now to put you on the spot, just returned back to homebrewing, due to old age, arthritis and possibly dry rot, use to brew with grains etc but now having to use kits for convinience..what in your opinion is the best bitter kit around? By the way this question is open to all.
Top
User avatar
Garth
Falling off the Barstool
Posts: 3565
Joined: Tue Aug 22, 2006 1:00 pm
Location: Durham

Post by Garth » Sat Mar 10, 2007 9:19 am

Hi Parkerwitton,

I'd agree with Daab, Brupaks are the biz, top notch kits, I did ten of their kits, amongst others, before going all grain

I'm in Durham also, whereabouts are you?

glad to hear another Durhamer on this great forum.
Top
parkerwitton

Brupaks

Post by parkerwitton » Sat Mar 10, 2007 1:47 pm

Thanks for the info DaaB and also your twopennyworth Garth...most appreciated. Fancy a dabble at Brewers Choice...just put on a Great Eastern this morning to feel my way back into it again...you see the wife likes a tipple so I thought this lighter brew would suit her...time will tell.
Garth I live in Bishop Auckland, but my heart is in the place I have chosen for my username....just turn them around...Cheers
Top
eskimobob

Re: Brupaks

Post by eskimobob » Sun Mar 11, 2007 10:33 pm

parkerwitton wrote:Garth I live in Bishop Auckland, but my heart is in the place I have chosen for my username....just turn them around...Cheers
Hi PW, I used to live in Cockfield just up the road from you - now in the Peak District though :lol:
Top
User avatar
Garth
Falling off the Barstool
Posts: 3565
Joined: Tue Aug 22, 2006 1:00 pm
Location: Durham

Post by Garth » Sat Mar 17, 2007 10:48 pm

Cockfield eh, EB, we sometimes deliver to the Coop and that crazy little shop called 'Stirks', odd place Cockfield but we'll let you off cause you moved....

So are you born in Durham then EB?
Top
User avatar
Jim
Site Admin
Posts: 10302
Joined: Sun Aug 22, 2004 1:00 pm
Location: Washington, UK

Post by Jim » Sun Mar 18, 2007 9:29 am

Being the wrong side of 50, I've sometimes wondered how long I'll be able to go on humping heavy barrels around, but as Daab says, if you're keen enough, you can build a set-up that doesn't require a lot of lifting.

Well, I reckon we've got at least 4 County Durham wallas on the board now - Garth, Horden Hillbilly, yourself and even though I live in Washington now I was actually born and raised in Willington near Crook.
NURSE!! He's out of bed again!

JBK on Facebook
JBK on Twitter
Top
parkerwitton

Over The Hill Gang

Post by parkerwitton » Sun Mar 18, 2007 12:12 pm

Hello Jim I am over sixty and the aches and pains arthritis ridden, so I want an easier life these days. Once I get into the swing of things again I will start doing extract brews....probably start with the one I posted on extract brewing. I was bred and born at Witton Park which is not far from your browtins up. This seems a great forum with easy, good and welcoming advice long may it continue.
Cheers!!
Top
Post Reply

Return to “Kit Brewing”