Premium Wheat Beer No Boil Complete Beer Kit, Makes 5-6 gallons

I am a brew rookie. I have tried other can kits and the results were not bad but had an obvious rookie result. This it is the BOMB. It had everything except priming sugar. The results is a beer that someone would actually buy. I added a bit of coriander and sweet orange zest and the results were similar to Shock Top. There is no 'homebrew' yeasty bite at the end. It was well hopped but not 'pucker up' bitter. The balance was nice. Wheat beers are often cloudy, so I added a jigger of the clarifier 2 days before capping. For a wheat beer, it is clean and clear. This batch of beer did NOT produce rookie results. This is a no boil kit and was extremely easy. Anyone can do it. One note, the fermentation times were longer than the directions indicated they would. That was not a problem, just be patient. Highly recommended.

I was skeptical that a 100% no boil extract kit could produce a well balanced, full flavored hefe. The WilliamsWarn Wheat Beer kit proved me wrong. I mixed the batch up in less than an hour (including sanitizing the mixing bucket and fermenter; and then clean-up). After 7 days, the airlock showed fermentation complete and I verifed with an FG measurement. Siphoned into a 5-gal keg, primed with 0.5-cup of corn sugar, let it carbonate for 2 weeks, and finally cold lagered for 2 weeks before tapping the first glass. The beer has a rich malty and floral hopped nose, a creamy head that lasts, the full flavor of a German hefe, and a crisp, clean finish. It was a better beer than any of the all grain or partial extract hefe's I've brewed - I rate it comparable or better than every commercial hefe I've sampled but for Weihenstephaner. It's a simple and suprisingly good beer to brew.

Smooth wheat, goes down great. Makes a fantastic shower beer as well!

very easy to work with good tasting

When Received the bag and can were very sticky but didn't see anything leaking. It was OKAY beer brew. Not planning on ordering in the future. Probably would make a 5 gallon batch instead of a 6 gallon batch.

This came out great. The yeast that ships adds the traditional clove hint. I added coriander and orange peel to create a Belgian wheat. I would recommend to anyone looking to make a wheat beer.

Easy to make and great fruity taste.

just stating making beer did not like the taste of this one