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[Glot]

Just a general wishy washy timey wimey sort of question. Which would you consider, generally speaking, Cooper's or Morgan's extracts and kits to be better? My LHBS tends to stock Morgan's. Should I be seeking out Cooper's? I know it is a very open and debatable question but I am just after an idea.

 

[givemeamash]

back when I used them......morgans

 

[Bridges]

Coopers make some good kits, probably not worth going out of your way to find though. Freshness is probably more important. Good beer is definitely possible with both.

 

[QldKev]

http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/74488-cheap-v-expensive-kits/

IMHO Try them, I can't tell you what YOUR taste buds think.

In that thread check out this post by Martin
http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/74488-cheap-v-expensive-kits/?p=1085973

 

[DU99]

if they have them try black rock..

 

[Diggs]

A bad can done well can be great, the most expensive can poorly will be bloody awful. I feel the yeast is the most important component once you have your brewing techniques solid.