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Lager Kits

Bugsyboy1

I want a beer that is light and easy to drink like a Miller or a Carlsberg. I am not expecting the same quality. However what kit (software, have the hardware already...kit a confusing term) would you recommend, bearing in mind that it is my first try at homebrewing beer?

Thanks

Paul

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Donny5

The basic Coopers Lager kit comes out very nice, especially if you let it sit in bottles somewhere cool for a few weeks. You should have no problem coming out with a beer better than Miller or Carlsberg, if that's your aim.

BeerNut

Personally I'd go for something like Woodforde's Wherry if I wanted light and easy to drink. Lager kits have given me unlagerlike off-flavours that don't come through in light ales.

Irishrossoblu

Coopers Australian Pale Ale is great. Lighter taste and nicer than the 'Lager' kit.

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