Muntons Connoisseurs Range IPA Bitter Beer Making Ingredient Kit

Could potentially yield a quality brew if I knew what the hell I was doing. Definitely recommend for a beginner to homebrewing. The only advice from experience I can give is: ignore the directions provided where it says to use cane sugar in the wort. Use malt extract for that portion and then use corn sugar when bottling. Using cane sugar makes it taste cidery, and you'll end up with a little over 2 cases of off tasting beer, unless that's what you're going for.

This tastes like a decent beer after all said and done, but is not hoppy at all, or bitter. More sweet than anything. I don't know how this can be called "IPA Bitter" so it was a bit disappointing, thinking I was going to dive into an IPA which has a strong hop flavor. This has NONE.

This is not an American style IPA (as other reviewers are comparing It to). It is an English style bitter that resembles a very good American pale ale. It Is very good tasting beer. I did add some bittering hops to the wort. Turns out a more copper color.

This was my first homebrew and it turned out really good. Ipa's are my personal favorite beer so thats why i chose this. A couple things, The fermenting went a little faster then what i expected and the the carbonation happened a lot faster then i expected also. Even though i don't think it's a very high alcohol brew, it's got the bite of some of the imperial ipa's but not as hoppy. over all a great beer, next time i do it i think i'll add extra hops and sugar to boost flavor and alcohol. cheers!

This product is terrible everything about it was unpleasant. I followed all of the directions and bottled beer in the beer ended up tasting disgusting. I followed all sanitation recommendations I’ve been bring beer for a long long time but this was terrible.

A very disappointing product, lacking taste, body and character. Good colour and clarity but definitely won’t be buying it again.

great product