All grain kits

[BeerJ]

I normally buy my all grain kits from GetErBrewed. I am currently looking at designing my own recipes but not quite ready for the jump. My question is where else can I buy pre packaged all grain packs from?
Thanks

 

[The Baron]

The Homebrew Shop, Malt Miller, I think Worcester Hops may do them, Brew Uk and many more sometimes your local HB Shop may do a small amount too

 

[Tanglefoot]

I use Brewfather to make my own recipes, then order what i need from Malt Miller.
Not sure if it's more expensive or cheaper than all grain kits but I can tailor what I brew to my system
( 23L batch size is a bit over my comfortable boil limit doing BIAB ).

That said, heard good things about Dark rock kits and I've copied many Malt Miller Kits with good results.

 

[obscure]

Worcester hop shop are good primarily based on the Graham Wheeler book but tend to be pretty decent. What I tend to use is Malt Miller or Get er brewed custom grain kits, the advantage here is that my efficiency is about 62% while most kits are based on 75%so I can take a recipie from say Graham Wheeler up the base malt a bit then plug it into one of these and get the right amount of grain to hit my numbers.

 

[Horners]

I normally buy my all grain kits from GetErBrewed. I am currently looking at designing my own recipes but not quite ready for the jump. My question is where else can I buy pre packaged all grain packs from?
Thanks

Use to buy them from Brew UK when started out - they have quite a few clones of well known beers.

 

[The Baron]

When you do want to make your own recipes do not fall into the trap of ordering this and that stick to a 25Kg of base with maybe one middle crystal and a little wheat for head retention.
Do single malt or single malt with a little crystal and wheat with a single hop so that you only buy the hops you are going to use this will also give you a good idea of what a hop tastes like before you start blending flavours.
Then post the recipe on here for the members to review and guide you with

 

[Dazzelknight]

These chaps do excellent kits
https://darkrockbrewing.co.uk/

 

[hoppyscotty]

Still brewing with Malt Miller AG kits. Great results so far and a good way to start getting into building your own recipes as you can start with a good base beer that you like and start messing with that by adjusting hop schedules or using different hops or yeast. I've modified a few of the Malt Miller recipes with good success.