Excellent beer, clean ferment with Cali yeast, this one won't last long.

Might be my least favorite of all the kits I’ve done

This is a great drinkable beer. Foundation brew for me, I just keep coming back to it. I highly recommend buying the liquid yeast over dry. Great beginner beer, will not disappoint.

I sometimes throw in a lb of golden raisins to sour it up a bit. Tasty! (I put them in a grain bag as I do not rack and they otherwise stop up the valve.)

Add a pound of honey and double up on the hops for a great cal honey ale

I brewed this beer 6 weeks before my sons first communion and daughters 3rd birthday. I made a yeast starter with White labs San Francisco Lager yeast. It was an exiting fermentation at around 60+ degrees, clogging airlocks and blowing the stoppers. It sat in the primary for two weeks, secondary for two weeks, and then sat kegged in a 78 degree closet for two weeks. It was a huge hit and did not survive the function. Today, my wife asked for me to brew this again! Can't argue with the Law!

This is a great beer. This beer tastes as good at it looks. It isn't very hoppy but it isn't dull either. I also like it better than Anchor Steam. I will have this beer go into my regular rotation.

This was the first lager that I have made. I normally go with Ales due to the greater selection. But, with that said, I will definitely be brewing this again. I'm used to IPAs, but I like a less hoppy beer on warm days. This is definitely that "go to" beer for me for hot days. It has a slight fruity flavor, but not sweet. Flavorful, but easy to drink. I have it on tap and it's been perfect for these 90+ degree days. Very happy with the way it turned out. Better than had hoped. I used the recommended White Labs yeast.

I have now brewed two of these kits and they are definitely my favorite session beer. Not quite as dry, a little fruitier than Anchor, but I actually prefer it.

My first time making a Cal Common and I am very impressed. Not quite as dry as the namesake, but I like it better.

I've purchased two of these kits now and have officially dubbed it as my "go to" brew. Will certainly make it again.Has a nice hoppy flavor without being as bold as an IPA. I've found that people who really like hoppy beer as well as those who prefer lighter beer both enjoy this.Definitely a hit.

I made California Common from LHBS extract ingredients, Marzen/Oktoberfest from Morebeer extract kit, and John Palmer's Vienna Lager from Morebeer extract kit, in that order, back to back. All were excellent. The Vienna Lager turned out sort of between the California Common and the Marzen/Oktoberfest. My plan was to pick the best for my house amber lager. Guess what. These are so good, all three will remain in my brew schedule.I find Morebeer kits are true to style, fresh, convenient, and a great value. What's not to like?Brew on!