Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

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beerlover1983

Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by beerlover1983 » Sun May 17, 2015 10:01 am

An exciting new product coming soon from the malt miller .Fresh wort beer kits see video below
I personally think this is a great idea and can see it being popular.
Would be good for people to build stocks when short on time or for people stepping up from a two can kits
Also great for a present to get people into the hobby with minimal equipment.
Brewday done in 20 mins with the best wort you can buy.

https://youtu.be/ePNpQQk9kFM
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits

Post by f00b4r » Sun May 17, 2015 11:35 pm

Interesting, any idea of what the kits are going to be our pricing?
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits

Post by Pinto » Sun May 17, 2015 11:52 pm

baaasically.... they'll be sending out a no-chill cube filled with premade wort then ?
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits

Post by Hanglow » Mon May 18, 2015 12:01 am

Looks like it


nice option but a bit niche tbf
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits

Post by Rhodesy » Mon May 18, 2015 8:06 am

Dependent on price it may come in handy as said above to build up some stocks as with a young child and a nagging..... I mean lovely wife I don't get to brew as often as I would like.
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by Twistedfinger » Tue May 19, 2015 4:54 pm

Common down under I believe. Postage will be a bitch ?
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by Rhodesy » Tue May 19, 2015 5:39 pm

Also do we take it that it is AG wort and not extract for example?
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by beerlover1983 » Tue May 19, 2015 6:35 pm

Rhodesy wrote:Also do we take it that it is AG wort and not extract for example?
Yes ag wort from a brewery
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by davew » Tue May 19, 2015 9:07 pm

The punk iPa would be a nice one to try
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by chris.laws.54943 » Tue May 19, 2015 10:03 pm

Would have been interesting if it was wort straight from the mash so you could add your own hops and boil etc...
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by Wortorama » Wed May 20, 2015 6:03 am

I'd have thought if you have the time/equipment/inclination to boil 23 litres of wort you'd be happy to mash a few kilos of grain and save yourself £30?
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by windrider » Wed May 20, 2015 9:46 am

Smaller sizes would be good, that way you could try some test batches using different yeast & dry hops.

I would imagine that postage would be fairly expensive though?
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by micmacmoc » Wed May 20, 2015 11:52 am

Seems a good idea, probably better for those who live close enough to collect. Would freshness be an issue? Its good to think that Rob is always on the ball looking out for new ideas.
Its also good to see that other brewhouse/garages look as chaotic as mine. I may not have a snazzy s/s fermenter but I do have bar football!
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by DerbyshireNick » Wed May 20, 2015 11:56 am

micmacmoc wrote:Seems a good idea, probably better for those who live close enough to collect. Would freshness be an issue? Its good to think that Rob is always on the ball looking out for new ideas.
Its also good to see that other brewhouse/garages look as chaotic as mine. I may not have a snazzy s/s fermenter but I do have bar football!
There was an experiment on basic brewing recently where they kept making the same wort over six months and then fermenting them to see how stored wort aged. The upshot was, IIRC they started to notice a difference at the three month mark, however it wasn't a better/worse difference, just a colour difference from what I recall.
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Re: Fresh wort beer kits - The Malt Miller

Post by aamcle » Wed May 20, 2015 1:05 pm

This sound great BUT its expensive and there is postage on top.

If I understand it correctly the hop additions have been made and all you need to do is ferment it, is this correct?

If so what is the difference between this and a top of the range kit? I'm thinking about the quality of the final brew rather than the size of the container n so on.

I'd like to try one but Im more interested in Rob increasing the number of AG kits he sells.


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