Beginner Friendly BrewFerm Beer kits for starting to home brew beer // Get Er Brewed

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Beginner friendly beer making kits from Brewferm. A large range of different beer styles are available in the Brewferm Range. Really simple to make and easy to enjoy in as little as a few weeks, minimal effort is required in making these kits, we suggest that you pay attention to keeping everything sterile and managing a constant fermentation temperature for best success rate.
Geterbrewed have a range of beginner friendly equipment starter kits and they are the perfect gift for someone interested in getting into making their own beer at home.
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[@Patrick-vt79w2]

Before we left the EU, I purchased many of the Brewferm liquid malt extract kits from ‘Brouwland’ in Belgium. There is no doubt, these are very good extracts and will produce exceptional ‘Belgium styled’ beers without the ‘hassle’ of all grain brewing. An excellent product for the beginner and also a great stand-by for more experienced brewers. I wasn’t aware that GEB were providing these to the UK market. Thanks for uploading, much appreciate your commitment to home brewers. 👍

[@Geterbrewed]

Thanks , we are the UK & Irish distributor for Brouwland and love the quality of these for beginners so wanted to feature them

[@DeaD1te]

good video mate, nice to see/hear someone from norn iron on youtube, especially when im researching something i am wanting to get into as a hobby, will be ordering a starter kit and some beer kits in the next few days. keep 'er lit

[@SPOatley]

I've brew a fair few brewferm kits and they have all been outstanding! I've just started using spray malts and it's just taken the brew to another level.

[@Geterbrewed]

Happy days glad your enjoying brewing, what have you brewing atm?

[@SPOatley]

@@Geterbrewed I've just bottled a batch of Flemish brown ale and I will be starting a Strong blonde ale tomorrow 🇧🇪

[@unpaintedleadsyndrome]

Been awhile since I used these... really should get back into it. And I live only 4 km from Brouwland...

[@Geterbrewed]

Nip past and grab one great little kits to be fair

[@FourPriestsBrewery]

Great video and the right way to get started. I have still yet to see a brewery with a medical autoclave and just being consciously aware of cleanliness and having an off the shelf sanitiser to hand is entirely sufficient. Visibly clean and sanitised is good enough. Sterile is a difficult goal. Really enjoyed the video, tempted to buy some kits again :)

[@Geterbrewed]

Thanks great kits to get people interested in brewing, once they get the brewing bug and have a few successful brews....next thing you know we have a new brewery in the planning

[@barrycranston5122]

Please I do not want to be a pain/know it all but the solutions and methods used in home brewing are sanitisers and sanitising. Sterilising would require medical grade methods and equipment such as autoclaves. It is possible to sterilise small equipment at home using pressure cookers etc. however in nearly all cases it is good enough to sanitise (that is to kill 99.9% of germs etc.). Really like your shows hope I haven’t offended.

[@Geterbrewed]

No offence taken

[@Daemiex]

dont waste your time and money with extract just go all grain, thats the best way i can say it without writing an essay

[@Geterbrewed]

Yeah totally love the results from all grain brewing but some folk just can't give the time to a 5 hour brew-day and an extract kit is a great place to start your brewing journey and learn the basics before moving onto all grain