Muntons Craft Beer in a Bag, Craft Beer Brewing Kit, Dark Ale- No Equipment Needed, Just Add Water, 25 Pints Brewed and Ready to Drink in 30 Days

If you have brewed your own beer before ... it doesn't get much easier than this. Simply add water. Shake. Add more water. The hardest part is adding the water to the container. It helps if you have a funnel.The end product is homebrew beer. I made a porter, and it is exactly that. Very dark, slightly spicy and slightly bitter (porters are normally slightly sweet, but I guess all the sugar was consumed by the yeast). The beer is completely flat (no fizz at all) but that is typical of homebrew beer. Very easy to drink. Will be making again, and will try a different variety next time.

30 days today after filling the bag etc. so I poured. This a very dark beer. Dark chocolate aroma and the flavour is essentially that with a bitter end. Easy to drink for me as I like the style. Pours with a decent head and no sediment apart from the initial quarter pint I poured off. This is not a complex beer in any sense but in view of the absolute simplicity of the brewing process it is certainly worthwhile having. It will be my evening session beer this week mixed with a few ales of more interest as we head towards pubs reopening.

Great tasting beer, even more so during covid 19, who needs a pub, 20 pints for less then a pound each

Excellent taste so much better than I thought. A bit expensive but good quality.

I was gutted. Had a metallic taste. But seller refunded with no fuss.

Still at brewing stage

Disliked taste

I started brewing this in the bag but when it inflated hard I began to get concerned. The yellow cap did not seem to offer reliable pressure release so I opened the bag and brewed it in my usual fermenter. It brewed out as usual and I bottled it. It was apparent that it was a very dark beer as I could not see light through it at all, even as I was sure the sediment had settled out. Having now drunk the first two pints I report that you need to like chocolate beer! It's very dark and flavour full, perhaps like an Irish stout? I rarely drink beer that dark so it may be perfect for some but not my taste.