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Cheers guys. The plan would be to use the same kit. Saves using multiple 5L kegs, plan would be to use 10L kegs.

Theoretically could you brew; (all grain) 5L of XYZ ale on Monday. Another 5L of XYZ ale on Tuesday. Ferment both individually, and then add both to a serving vessel (10L) and carbonate, and then serve?

should i just bight the bullet and brew it short to 15L and not add the sugar.

I'm looking for some guidance on this kit.. I brew to 15 L and don't use the brewing sugar, I'm assuming the ABV will be sky high. has anyone done this?

regardless of the "home brew twang" its not putting me off, im already planning my second and third brew.

Just had a taster of my first brew (wherry kit, I split the kit in half), carbonation was spot on, clear beer only thing was there was a odd flavor which I cant but my finger on it. Ill have to have another one and get back to you.