Simcoe and Citra

[The Homebrew Company]

Hope this is OK to post. If not do delete. We now have 2012 Citra and Simcoe available on the site:

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/hops-leaf-hops-c-77_78.html

Enjoy

Shane

[Shane Phelan]

Hey Shane, did you get much in? i.e. will the Simcoe be still in stock by the end of the month (payday  )?

[Partridge9]

Hope this is OK to post. If not do delete. We now have 2012 Citra and Simcoe available on the site:

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/hops-leaf-hops-c-77_78.html

Enjoy

Shane

No probs here - Is it pellets or whole leaf ??

I feel an IPA coming on !!!

[The Homebrew Company]

They are both leaf hops. We should have both available at the end of the month still.

We also have added a new full extract kit range to the site. These kits include 2 cans of liquid malt, grain, hops, yeast and kettle finings as well as instructions. Hope some of you might try. They are a good idea for the transition from kit to extract:

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/beercider-kits-hbc-full-extract-kits-23lts-c-1_216.html

Shane

[Greg2013]

Inthought kit and extract were the same thing?

[Ciderhead]

Inthought kit and extract were the same thing?

Nope, fundamentally 3 types of Homebrewing , Kit, Extract and Allgrain. check out a few vids on youtube re extract.

[Richie71]

They are both leaf hops. We should have both available at the end of the month still.

We also have added a new full extract kit range to the site. These kits include 2 cans of liquid malt, grain, hops, yeast and kettle finings as well as instructions. Hope some of you might try. They are a good idea for the transition from kit to extract:

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/beercider-kits-hbc-full-extract-kits-23lts-c-1_216.html

Shane

I've been using these for a few months now and find them great for stepping up from kits.  You get used to steeping grains, adding hops etc. without having to research recipies & then find the ingredients separately.

Didn't realise there were more under the beer kits section