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Coopers Home Brew 1.7kg $11.00, International Series 1.7kg $13.00, Thomas Cooper's $19.00 @ Dan Murphy's

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Coopers Home Brew Real Ale 1.7kg $11.00
Coopers Home Brew Stout 1.7kg $11.00
Coopers Home Brew Dark Ale 1.7kg $11.00
Coopers Home Brew Lager 1.7kg $11.00
Coopers Home Brew Draught 1.7kg $11.00
Coopers Home Brew Australian Pale Ale 1.7kg $13.00
Coopers Home Brew English Bitter 1.7kg $13.00
Coopers Home Brew European Lager 1.7kg $13.00
Coopers Home Brew Canadian Blonde 1.7kg $13.00
Coopers Home Brew Mexican Cerveza 1.7kg $13.00
Coopers Thomas Cooper's Bootmaker Pale Ale 1.7kg $19.00
Coopers Thomas Cooper's Brew A IPA 1.7kg $19.00
Coopers Thomas Cooper's Family Secret Amber Ale 1.7kg $19.00
Coopers DIY Beer Brew Kit $90.00

Currently $14.00 & $16.00 for the International Series at Big W so I thought it was worthy of a post.

I find after 3 months bottled the taste really improves, if you can wait that long.
I've left some for 2 & 3 years and they are even better.

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  • +4

    Great price OP.

  • +1

    I find after 3 months bottled the taste really improves, if you can wait that long.

    I can confirm this

    I've left some for 2 & 3 years and they are even better.

    I can't confirm this, I have failed Sensai. <bows respectfully>

    also cheaper with discounted Wishcards <bows respectfully>

  • +1

    The APA is a very good foundation for a lot of 'kit & kilo' recipes, IMHO a tad plain by itself but with very little extra work a grain steep &/or hot addition (in kettle, during ferment or even via hop tea at bottling) elevates it up to the level of your average commercial 'craft' beer.

    I've still got ~30 750ml bottles from my last 2 brews using it in my cupboard and a couple of APA kits still from the last time DM's had them on special.

    Very good buying at this price - though try using an all malt recipe rather than the 'brew enhancers' significantly superior for just a few dollars more.

  • +1

    Also $11 on DM ebay store, but probably easier to come by wish gift cards rather than ebay.

  • +2

    Had good results with the Australian Pale Ale and the Canadian Blonde using raw sugar rather than white sugar or dextrose.
    I think there's a fair bit of malty/molasses flavour to raw sugar and it's the best way to enhance the brew base without increasing cost.

  • +3

    The Mexican Cerveza makes a great lawn mower beer. I’m too stingy to buy brew enhancers so I just use white sugar, which I first ‘invert’ by boiling in the presence of an acid. I find this produces a cleaner taste.

    Quantities I use with a 1.7kg tin to make 23L:

    800g white sugar
    400ml water
    1/4 tsp cream of tartar

  • +2

    I just noticed that DM's have Muntons Beer Kits for $21.90 shipped, online only.
    Has anyone tried these?

    • +1

      I’ve tried the wheat beer. I have a batch that’s 1.5 years old and the taste has improved significantly over that time. I would recommend it, it has a light malty flavour and a very creamy head, quite impressive for a brew made only with invert sugar.

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