Midrange Beer Kits use a higher quality malt extract, usually 1.7 - 1.8 Kg.

Sugar is needed to achive the desired O.G. or a combination of sugar and/or malt extract to produce a fuller bodied maltier flavoured beer.

• Brewferm Belgian beer kits .........
  give the home brewer the opportunity to make superb beers but reward patience, these brews benefit from long maturation .
• Abdij .........
  is a strong dark brown Abbey beer with plenty of body and a full malt taste. 9 litres, 8% abv.
• Christmas .........
  a strong full bodied brown ale with a pronounced but pleasant malt flavour. 7 litres, 7.5% abv.
• Diabolo .........
  a golden coloured, full bodied beer with a pleasant sweet taste but a high degree of alcohol. 9 litres, 8.0% abv.
• Framboos .........
  is a refreshing beer with a delicate but delicious raspberry aroma, perfect for hot summers or as a surprising aperitif! 12 litres, 5.5%abv.
• Pils .........
  a blond light and thirst quenching lager for every day. With two recipes for 12 and 20 litres. 4.5% abv.
• Triple .........
  a heavenly golden coloured abbey beer. Full bodied, smooth yet strong, a slightly herbaceous taste and well hopped. 9 litres, 8.0% abv

• English Bitter .........
  is a copper coloured beer with a floral aroma and firm bitter finish.
• Lager .........
  is a refreshing lager. Best bottled and served chilled with a foamy head.
• Old Dark Ale .........
  has a rich mahogany colour and a creamy head. .
• Real Ale .........
  is lighter in colour than traditional English ale, likened to the blond style of Ale.
• Cooper's Stout .........
  is a classic stout, dark in colour with a wonderful creamy head.
• Cooper's Australian Pale Ale .........
  Fruity and floral, balanced with a crisp bitterness.
• Cooper's Ginger Beer .........
  Is a traditional flavoured ginger beer with a hint of spice and plenty of bite, sure to quench the deepest thirst. Can be made alcoholic or non alcoholic. 980g. Makes approx. 20 Litres .

• Wheat Beer .........
  is a great summer refresher. The best wheat beer we have tried (probably).
• I.P.A. .........
  is a light golden coloured well hopped IPA, be sure to try this brew.
• Irish Stout .........
  A rich dark brew, roasty bitter notes and a dry finish.

• Bitter .... a creamy head, rich malt taste and rounded hoppy flavour.
• IPA .... a clean malty flavour complemented by a distinct bitterness.
• Yorkshire Bitter .... richer and sweeter, deep red/brown colour and a mild hop bitterness.
• Irish Stout .... combines the smokey character of roasted barley with the tang of up-front hop flavour.
• Lager .... smooth, clean tasting, refreshing German style Lager

• New Zealand Bitter .........
  was originally brewed in England for the long voyage to New Zealand. Rich, strong and tasty.
• Miners Stout .........
  is the West Coast coal miners meal for the end of the day. Dark, smooth and satisfying.