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BREWFERM Belgian Kit Runout

PostPosted: Wednesday Nov 28, 2007 9:44 pm
by Armstrong
Hi all,

We currently have stock of the following lines at a special price. The used by date on these kits is February 2008 and I honestly don't know whether the importers will bother bringing any more in.

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Kriek & Framboos was $43.00 now $24.90
Triple, Grand Cru & Abdij was $26.50 now $19.90

Check them out here http://www.countrybrewer.com.au/category6_1.htm

PostPosted: Thursday Nov 29, 2007 6:49 am
by Chris
Those are good discounts! Will have to get myself to CB soon!

PostPosted: Thursday Nov 29, 2007 8:26 am
by Timmsy
might have to try some. What are they like?

PostPosted: Thursday Nov 29, 2007 9:27 am
by Chris
They are all fantastic. Especially if you like belgian beer.

PostPosted: Thursday Nov 29, 2007 11:22 am
by WSC
Do we know if they come with the proper yeasts to keep them on style?

I'm dying to go for a Kriek.

PostPosted: Friday Nov 30, 2007 9:16 am
by James L
they are a good beer... i used candi sugar instead of dextrose for fermentables and priming... the Grand Cru tastes just like the Hoegaarden grand Cru...

I do suggest making a starter from the yeast from a bottle of the particular style of beer you are trying to make... I purchased a bottle of Hoegaarden forbidden fruit as it had more sediment than the grand cru.

I have a Brewferm tripple aswell, but i need to crack my 750ml bottle of triple moine to get the yeast before i do anything....

PostPosted: Sunday Dec 02, 2007 10:52 pm
by NTRabbit
I ordered a Kriek, Framboos (perfect timing, was about to have another expensive attempt at them both from scratch), and Grand Cru Thursday afternoon. Not heard back, so I hope they were dropped into the post on Friday.

PostPosted: Tuesday Dec 04, 2007 11:29 am
by WSC
Hi All,

Just so you know I go this response from CB:

'I do not know what yeast they supply with these kits and any attempts to find out have failed ... having said that, most seem to be happy with the supplied yeast.

According to the instructions, the 2 kits you mentioned require 500g of Candy Sugar and make up 12 & 9 litres respectively."

PostPosted: Tuesday Dec 04, 2007 10:38 pm
by NTRabbit
WSC wrote:Hi All,

Just so you know I go this response from CB:

'I do not know what yeast they supply with these kits and any attempts to find out have failed ... having said that, most seem to be happy with the supplied yeast.

According to the instructions, the 2 kits you mentioned require 500g of Candy Sugar and make up 12 & 9 litres respectively."


Which kits did you inquire about? I didn't order any Candy Sugar to go with the ones I got.

PostPosted: Wednesday Dec 05, 2007 12:00 pm
by WSC
I asked about the Kriek, the Framboos and the Grand Cru.

I ordered 2 packs of candi sugar for the Kriek and the Grand Cru, Think I will use malt or dex for the Framboos.

i think you can make candy sugar but I couldn't be bothered, have enough to do at the moment.

Not sure why he only mentioned 2 kits?

PostPosted: Wednesday Dec 05, 2007 12:07 pm
by rwh
WSC wrote:i think you can make candy sugar but I couldn't be bothered, have enough to do at the moment.

Yeah, did a bit of research on this, turns out you can't really. The Belgian candy sugar is different... it comes from beets and is not fully refined. The instructions for making candy sugar that are floating around on this board are really instructions for making inverted cane sugar which is not the same thing, though it may be similar.

PostPosted: Wednesday Dec 05, 2007 4:08 pm
by WSC
At $6.50 for 500g the stuff i bought better be the real deal!!!