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Muntons Midland Mild Ale
Total Reviews | 2 |
Average Rating |
4.00 stars -
based on 2 reviews
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Description |
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Drielander | November 12th 2014 |
3/5 stars
| #1833 |
OK but nothing specialBrewed short as per advice from vendor (18l) using regular table sugar. Waited for 3 months before sampling (again as per advice from vendor): bit disappointing. Not very flavourful, to be honest (controlled fermentation temp was a bit low maybe, 18 degrees). No brew errors/off flavours though. However, I have to admit that dark beers are not my regular/preferred tipple, so I may be biased. As there are so many other good & great kits out there I like better, I won't be making this one again. Recommendation: add brew kit enhancer (500g glucose/dextrose and 500g or more of DME, especially if brewing to full 40 pints) |
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FazerPete | February 12th 2008 |
5/5 stars
| #819 |
Real English StyleMade with 1.5kg liquid amber malt, 100g chocolate malt, 20g northern brewer hops @ 5min, 12g S-04 yeast. Did standard steep & boil with the grain, malt & hops and fermented at 20c for 7 days before kegging. Brilliant beer with rich dark colour and a great creaminess. Tastes pretty authentic to me and I'd say it's one of the best I've made. |