The All New Black Rock Bag & Box Kit Plus A Great Convo With Brendon From Black Rock

We check out the new bag and box kit from Black Rock - launched four weeks ago with good reviews coming through online forums.
To help us check the kits out, which are different from the canned extract brewing kits we're familiar with we roped in Brendon from Black Rock.
We wanted to ask what the Bag and Box kits were and how they were different from standard extract brewing kits. But in a great convo we also talked about the Black Rock Brand, extract brewing kits and home brewing in general.
As a heads up we had a technical cock-up when we captured the conversation segment and the video quality is far less that HD. We hope you'll take kindly to the quality mishap and look to the value in the conversation. Cheers!

[@blackrockhomebrewing6697]

Great stuff Russell, it was great to catch up and discuss these new kits. They really are a great way to easily make brewery quality beer and we are loving all the positive feedback we are getting from our new and existing customers!

[@AndyThom]

thanks HBR that was an intersting conveversation with black rock, Ive always rated them as a great kit company and now a new step to make beer even better, Im all for it. Cheers

[@homebrewrepublic1993]

Cheers @AndyThom. Agree - I really liked some of the back-stories talking about how the commercial brewers are consuming the products.

[@johnwalker914]

I am considering doing one of these brews. Bottling was mentioned in this video. Are the kits also able to be kegged (my prefered method). Cheers

[@homebrewrepublic1993]

Of course. I tend to talk about bottling as that is what I normally do. But the same as you would with any other extract kit or grain brewing approach, you can transfer to keg.