WOODFORDES HEADCRACKER LIGHT BARLEY WINE 3KG (24PT) (£19.40) Click to Add	WOODFORDES WHERRY BITTER 3KG (40PT) (£19.40) Click to Add	WOODFORDES ADMIRAL RESERVE 3KG (40PT) (£19.40) Click to Add
WOODFORDES MICRO BREWERY SYSTEM (£54.95) Click to Add	WOODFORDES NELSONS REVENGE STRONG BITTER 3KG (36PT) (£19.40) Click to Add	WOODFORDES NOG PORTER STYLE 3KG (40PT) (£19.40) Click to Add

I'm no beer expert but have indulged enough over the years in real ale pubs and beer festivals to qualify as an enthusiastic amateur, this beer is top notch! This is my first attempt at brewing and initially I was slightly disapointed with the end result. The kit instructions specify 2 weeks of secondary fermentation but after two weeks the beer was still very cloudy. I ended up leaving it for four weeks and cracked it last weekend. The extra wait proved worthwhile and this beer just couldn't be better. I'm ordering the next kit now!
Written By: Jamie Davey (10 November 2008)

This was my first time of brewing my own beer, and i am so please with the results, this beer is very drinkable, its a wonderful golden colour and a lovely taste i will certainly be brewing this beer again, i for one highly recomend this beer
Written By: Matthew Tong (17 September 2008)

Having brewed several Woodfordes beers before I thought I'd try something a little different this time and added an extra 250g of brown sugar to the initial wort mixture. The beer turned out lovely, very drinkable. I had a party I was brewing for by which time it had been in the barrel for two weeks and although still slightly cloudy, the beer was enjoyed by all. I let what was left stand for a further two weeks and the result was worth it - a perfectly clear beer which tastes fantastic. So my advice is: Although it can be drunk after two weeks of secondary fermentation, leave it a bit longer if you can.
Written By: Keith Talbot (06 September 2008)

After just a month it had a modest head which did not disappear altogether, slight clinging to the glass. Decent condition, colour less than 20 EBC and slightly hazy. The taste is smooth and gentle with some butterscotch, barley sugar and marmalade. Yeast quite stable for a Woodeforde’s beer. After 2 months it had a massive tight-bubbled head like the old (proper) Guinness. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED – ONE OF THE BEST BEERS I’VE EVER MADE.
Written By: Peter Laycock (21 July 2007)

this beer took a while to reach the right SG, i then stuck it in bottles with a frightening of brewing sugar to prime the bottles. I was amazed, as a beginer, at the results, it was all gone before it even cleared! My mates loved it. Will be a great alternative to cider in the summer
Written By: Peter Ramsey (14 March 2007)

Very nice beer. It seems somewhat hoppier than Wherry which was the last brew I made.I am impressed with this company after trying two of their beers - look forward to trying out their others
Written By: Phil Smith (10 November 2005)