Australian blend Cabernet Sauvignon

soupdragon · Apr 20, 2018

Hi all

Bit late for me to be asking really as I've already bought them but has anybody done the above mentioned kit?
7kg of juice, the usual 7 day yeast that I expect to leave for at least 3 weeks.
Couldn't resist 3 for the price of 2 so just over 60 quid for the lot :cheers3:

Cheers Tom

Applesnmore · Apr 25, 2018

soupdragon said:
Hi all

Bit late for me to be asking really as I've already bought them but has anybody done the above mentioned kit?
7kg of juice, the usual 7 day yeast that I expect to leave for at least 3 weeks.
Couldn't resist 3 for the price of 2 so just over 60 quid for the lot

Cheers Tom

Hi Soup dragon
Sounds a bargin. Where did you pick that up please?

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Chippy_Tea · Apr 25, 2018

has anybody done the above mentioned kit?

Nothing in the kit review A - Z - https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/threads/wine-and-cider-kit-reviews-a-z.57680/

Applesnmore · Apr 25, 2018

Chippy_Tea said:
Nothing in the kit review A - Z - https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/threads/wine-and-cider-kit-reviews-a-z.57680/

The kit is Hambleton Bard's replacement for BetterBrew kits. They were Italian grapes, this one doesn't say. What with the bad weather and euro prices i think it moved the rational from tins to a 7kg jerry can.
Nice quick brew. Here in Doncaster the reds cost £33.
Just put a cab sav on at lunchtime and it's kicking off already.
Did the "Australian Red" last September which went down well.

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soupdragon · Apr 25, 2018

Applesnmore said:
Hi Soup dragon
Sounds a bargin. Where did you pick that up please?

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Not sure if it's allowed for me to mention a supplier that isn't a sponsor so mods please edit if you see fit............

I got the 3 for 2 from brewingathome. They're listed under the special offers bit. I mailed the owner and it's a while stocks last thing but he did say that they frequently have similar offers on :hat:

Cheers. Tom

soupdragon · Apr 25, 2018

Applesnmore said:
The kit is Hambleton Bard's replacement for BetterBrew kits. They were Italian grapes, this one doesn't say. What with the bad weather and euro prices i think it moved the rational from tins to a 7kg jerry can.
Nice quick brew. Here in Doncaster the reds cost £33.
Just put a cab sav on at lunchtime and it's kicking off already.
Did the "Australian Red" last September which went down well.

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Actually supping a better brew cab sav now (reduced on ebay, close to sell by date) . Not the most full bodied example but not thin and wishy-washy either. A very pleasant drop, so if the Australian blend ones turn out the same I'll be more than happy

Cheers. Tom

soupdragon · Apr 27, 2018

Hey Applesnmore

Did you get any of those kits? Just checked and they still have stock. The dates on the ones I bought were November this year. I only have a glass a night but should still get them made before expiry :nod:

Cheers Tom

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