Lower temperature kits?

[ComusLives]

My patience (or lack thereof) isn't letting me wait until warmer months to start brewing, since for various reasons using a brewbelt or whatever isn't too much of an option. Can anyone here recommend any beginner-friendly kits (maybe lagers?) that would work in lower temperatures? I mean 11-15 kind of range. I'm aware that I don't have many options here, but any advice on brewing in these kind of temperatures would be much appreciated.

[LordEoin]

Coopers Pilsner or Craft Range True Pilsner.
They both come with proper lager yeast.
You'll still need temperature control (probably more of it) to keep the temperatures consistent.

[ComusLives]

Cheers! The temperatures where I'm storing it seem to be fairly consistent, so I'm hoping that'll be ok. What kind of range can these work within without negative effects?

[HomeBrewWest]

We've had an unusually large number of orders for:
http://www.homebrewwest.ie/the-craft-range-czech-pilsener-beer-kit-335-kg-with-true-pilsner-yeast-4839-p.asp
compared to:
http://www.homebrewwest.ie/the-craft-range-czech-pilsener-beer-kit-335-kg-4834-p.asp

Whereas the former requires 10oC to 15oC fermentation temperature range, it ALSO requires CONSTANT temperature. If that can be achieved, its a superb pilsner and true to style.

However, unless you have very stable temps for a couple of weeks (or temp control equipment), chances are you will get a better result with the latter because its a lot more forgiving.