Best Bulldog kit.
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Sorry, this may or may not be any help but not sure Bulldog kits get the best reviews.
I know for a fact the Youngs American Kits and the Festival kits are super.
Good luck whatever ðŸâÂ
I know for a fact the Youngs American Kits and the Festival kits are super.
Good luck whatever ðŸâÂ
I like the 4 Finger Jack (American Pale Ale) and have made it 3 times.
I think this kit stands up to the Youngs IPA, APA and RIA in terms of quality and hoppiness. I also like the Festival Razorback IPA and Golden Stag which are similar in style
I think this kit stands up to the Youngs IPA, APA and RIA in terms of quality and hoppiness. I also like the Festival Razorback IPA and Golden Stag which are similar in style
Smileyr8
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I have done the Pale Ale a few times in the past & they where fine, you could look to beef the kits up with extra DME and hops or try to pick up the kits whilst on offer (and bang 2 kits + yeast and extra hops (dry hop)) fot a hefty pale if I recall correctly they are quite dark to begin with.
Graz
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Only made Pennine Peak & Cobnar Wood from the Bulldog range, both really good!
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Have done the evil dog IPA, in truth don't particularly enjoy it, but will finish it. to me it tastes sweet and has an alcohol taste, which isn't conditioning out. have the bad cat on the shelf to brew and my experience with the evil dog is putting me off giving it a go. Doesn't make sense to me to dry hop a very strong brew that will need time to condition when the hop flavour fades.
just my 2p worth
just my 2p worth
I hate evil dogs therefore won't be buying it ðŸËâ°
