Beer Tins

The Thomas Cooper Original Stout is a dark brown and smooth beer with a persistent head resembling espresso creama. The brew is a blend of coffee, chocolate and grain aromas, astounding mouth feel and dark malt characteristics. For a dry finish the beer has a unique combination of malt tannins and hop bitterness. You can choose to immediately consume after brewing or store and consume after a few years. The experience and taste will be exceptional in both cases.
Recommended to be brewed with (23 L):

• 1kg Coopers Brew Enhancer 3
• Coopers Carbonation Drops

Coopers brewing extracts make it possible for every beer-brewing aficionado to craft premium beers at home. With over 150 years of brewing history in every can, all natural ingredients with no added preservatives, Coopers sources the highest quality malt and hops and specifically blended yeasts.

Full Bodied with a rich roast flavour and satisfying residual bitterness.

• 1.7kg Brew Extract Kit 
• Includes 7g yeast sachet under the lid
• Makes 23 litres
• Australian Made

Morgan's classic products are born from the traditional skills of the master maltster where careful roasting and kilning nurture the release of nature's full flavours and aromas. Morgan's brewing company uses only the highest quality two row barley and premium grade hops to produce this range of beer kits. Their unique kettling guarantees the superb final clarity of this truly superior brew.

How To Brew?

Suitable for one or two stage fermentation.

1. Mixing: Pour 2 litres of hot water into sanitised fermenter, add contents of can and 1kg (2.25lbs) of another fermentable eg dextrose, malt or Morgan’s Master Blends. Stir contents to dissolve, add cold water to bring the total contents up to 23 litres. When temperature is between 22-30 degrees C (71-86 deg F) add yeast and stir actively for 30 seconds. Morgan’s kits need no boiling due to our unique kittling during manufacture.
2. Fermenting: Seal fermenter with lid and air lock, allow to ferment at a constant temperature between 22 – 30 deg C until specific gravity reaches 1005 or below. Complete fermentation will take 5 days at 25 deg C (77 deg F) but will take longer in lower temperatures. Warning: Using a beer hydrometer, be sure fermentation is finished (SG 1005 or below) before bottling, adding only the correct amount of sugar to each bottle, otherwise overgassed bottles could explode.
3. Bottling: Sterlize bottles, add 6g (0.212oz) of sugar to each 750 ml bottle, 3g (0.106oz) for every 375ml then fill with brew to the normal level and cap.
4. Maturing: Allow bottles to stand at a temperature of 22-30 deg C for 5 days to allow beer to carbonate. Allow another 10 days at room temperature to fully mature. The finished beer will continue to improve with further ageing.

• • 1 kg Coopers Brew Enhancer 3

• • Coopers Carbonation Drops

Crisp and bold in flavour with a refreshing clean head and golden colour, a perfect all round beer.

• Includes 7g yeast sachet under the lid
• Makes 23 litres
• Australian Made
• 1.7kg Brew Extract Kit

Morgan's classic products are born from the traditional skills of the master maltster where careful roasting and kilning nurture the release of nature's full flavours and aromas. Morgan's brewing company uses only the highest quality two row barley and premium grade hops to produce this range of beer kits. Their unique kettling guarantees the superb final clarity of this truly superior brew.

How To Brew?

Suitable for one or two stage fermentation.

1. Mixing: Pour 2 litres of hot water into sanitised fermenter, add contents of can and 1kg (2.25lbs) of another fermentable eg dextrose, malt or Morgan’s Master Blends. Stir contents to dissolve, add cold water to bring the total contents up to 23 litres. When temperature is between 22-30 degrees C (71-86 deg F) add yeast and stir actively for 30 seconds.
2. Fermenting: Seal fermenter with lid and air lock, allow to ferment at a constant temperature between 22 – 30 deg C until specific gravity reaches 1005 or below. Finishing SG will be higher if adding complex brewing sugars to initial mix. Complete fermentation will take 5 days at 25 deg C (77 deg F) but will take longer in lower temperatures. Warning: Using a beer hydrometer, be sure fermentation is finished (SG 1005 or below) before bottling, adding only the correct amount of sugar to each bottle, otherwise overgassed bottles could explode.
3. Bottling: Sterlize bottles, add 6g (0.212oz) of sugar to each 750 ml bottle, 3g (0.106oz) for every 375ml then fill with brew to the normal level and cap.
4. Maturing: Allow bottles to stand at a temperature of 22-30 deg C for 5 days to allow beer to carbonate. Allow another 10 days at room temperature to fully mature. The finished beer will continue to improve with further ageing.

• • 1 kg Coopers Brew Enhancer 2

• • Coopers Carbonation Drops

A robust and gutsy beer, very similar to Tooheys Old. Robust flavour with hints of coffee and chocolate balanced perfectly with the light hopping and thick creamy head. Just the drink after a hard day.

Morgans Australian range of beer concentrates follows the tradition of Australia’s iconic beer styles. This brew extract kit makes up 23lts.

Formulated to allow you to produce that great Australian beer taste – clean, crisp and fresh with the perfect balance of bitterness for easy drinking.

A pale Mexican-style lager with a light lime flavour. To brew to full strength, you'll need 1kg of your favourite brewing sugar blend. Makes 23 Litres.

3.9 EBC*. Includes 7 gram yeast sachet under the lid.

Craft your own crisp, refreshing lager at home with Morgans Blue Mountain Lager premium brewing kit. This golden brew balances smooth maltiness with subtle hop bitterness, delivering clean flavours and a light, effervescent body. Notes of subtle fruit and a hint of herbs create a refreshing finish.

Perfect for warm days and relaxed evenings, this kit provides everything you need to brew a professional-quality lager in your own kitchen.

• Includes 7g yeast sachet under the lid.
• Makes 23 litres. 
• Australian Made.

How To Brew?

Suitable for one or two stage fermentation.

1. Mixing: Pour 2 litres of hot water into sanitised fermenter, add contents of can and 1kg (2.25lbs) of another fermentable eg dextrose, malt or Morgan’s Master Blends. Stir contents to dissolve, add cold water to bring the total contents up to 23 litres. When temperature is between 22-30 degrees C (71-86 deg F) add yeast and stir actively for 30 seconds. Morgan’s kits need no boiling due to our unique kittling during manufacture.
2. Fermenting: Seal fermenter with lid and air lock, allow to ferment at a constant temperature between 22 – 30 deg C until specific gravity reaches 1005 or below. Complete fermentation will take 5 days at 25 deg C (77 deg F) but will take longer in lower temperatures. Warning: Using a beer hydrometer, be sure fermentation is finished (SG 1005 or below) before bottling, adding only the correct amount of sugar to each bottle, otherwise overgassed bottles could explode.
3. Bottling: Sterlize bottles, add 6g (0.212oz) of sugar to each 750 ml bottle, 3g (0.106oz) for every 375ml then fill with brew to the normal level and cap.
4. Maturing: Allow bottles to stand at a temperature of 22-30 deg C for 5 days to allow beer to carbonate. Allow another 10 days at room temperature to fully mature. The finished beer will continue to improve with further ageing.

Full Flavour beer in a traditional draught style enjoyed across the nation golden in colour with a subtle head.

• 1.7kg Brew Extract Kit
• Includes 7g yeast sachet under the lid
• Makes 23 litres
• Australian Made

Morgan's classic products are born from the traditional skills of the master maltster where careful roasting and kilning nurture the release of nature's full flavours and aromas. Morgan's brewing company uses only the highest quality two row barley and premium grade hops to produce this range of beer kits. Their unique kettling guarantees the superb final clarity of this truly superior brew.

How To Brew?

Suitable for one or two stage fermentation.

1. Mixing: Pour 2 litres of hot water into sanitised fermenter, add contents of can and 1kg (2.25lbs) of another fermentable eg dextrose, malt or Morgan’s Master Blends. Stir contents to dissolve, add cold water to bring the total contents up to 23 litres. When temperature is between 22-30 degrees C (71-86 deg F) add yeast and stir actively for 30 seconds.
2. Fermenting: Seal fermenter with lid and air lock, allow to ferment at a constant temperature between 22 – 30 deg C until specific gravity reaches 1005 or below. Finishing SG will be higher if adding complex brewing sugars to initial mix. Complete fermentation will take 5 days at 25 deg C (77 deg F) but will take longer in lower temperatures. Warning: Using a beer hydrometer, be sure fermentation is finished (SG 1005 or below) before bottling, adding only the correct amount of sugar to each bottle, otherwise overgassed bottles could explode.
3. Bottling: Sterlize bottles, add 6g (0.212oz) of sugar to each 750 ml bottle, 3g (0.106oz) for every 375ml then fill with brew to the normal level and cap.
4. Maturing: Allow bottles to stand at a temperature of 22-30 deg C for 5 days to allow beer to carbonate. Allow another 10 days at room temperature to fully mature. The finished beer will continue to improve with further ageing.

Thomas Coopers Mexican Cerveza emulates the style of the finest quality beers exported from Mexico. This premium beer is light in style with a fresh clean taste, ideally served ice-cold with a wedge of lime or lemon.

• Makes 23 litres. 
• Australian Made.
• 1.7 kg

Brown copper colour with red hues and a creamy head this Cooper DIY Beer English Bitter is a big mug of surprise. It displays a pleasing floral aroma with a blend of toasty/sweet malt flavours finishing with a firm bitter finish. It may be served slightly less chilled, if desired.

Recommended to be brewed with (23 L):

• 500 g Coopers Light Dry Malt
• Coopers Carbonation Drops

Thomas Cooper's first wife Ann, was an Innkeeper’s daughter. She knew a lot about brewing and often helped Cooper. Once when ill, she guided Cooper to make a tonic that she acquired from her father. This went on to become the now world famous Sparkling Ale.

The Cooper Innkeeper's Daughter is a Sparkling Ale with a deep golden amber colour and full malt driven palate. It displays distinctive fruitiness with banana esters, generous hops, a clean bitter finish and strong creamy head. The perfect tonic for every occasion.

Recommended to be brewed with (23 L):

• 1.5 kg Coopers Light Dry Malt
• Coopers Carbonation Drops

A golden yellow highly aromatic Weiss style beer with an excellent head and vanilla overtones. A classic Weizen bier clear and bright until chilled, then cloudy but golden.

• Includes 7g yeast sachet under the lid
• Makes 23 litres
• Australian Made
• 1.7kg Brew Extract Kit

Morgan's classic products are born from the traditional skills of the master maltster where careful roasting and kilning nurture the release of nature's full flavours and aromas. Morgan's brewing company uses only the highest quality two row barley and premium grade hops to produce this range of beer kits. Their unique kettling guarantees the superb final clarity of this truly superior brew.

How To Brew?

Suitable for one or two stage fermentation.

1. Mixing: Pour 2 litres of hot water into sanitised fermenter, add contents of can and 1kg (2.25lbs) of another fermentable eg dextrose, malt or Morgan’s Master Blends. Stir contents to dissolve, add cold water to bring the total contents up to 23 litres. When temperature is between 22-30 degrees C (71-86 deg F) add yeast and stir actively for 30 seconds. Morgan’s kits need no boiling due to our unique kittling during manufacture.
2. Fermenting: Seal fermenter with lid and air lock, allow to ferment at a constant temperature between 22 – 30 deg C until specific gravity reaches 1005 or below. Complete fermentation will take 5 days at 25 deg C (77 deg F) but will take longer in lower temperatures. Warning: Using a beer hydrometer, be sure fermentation is finished (SG 1005 or below) before bottling, adding only the correct amount of sugar to each bottle, otherwise overgassed bottles could explode.
3. Bottling: Sterlize bottles, add 6g (0.212oz) of sugar to each 750 ml bottle, 3g (0.106oz) for every 375ml then fill with brew to the normal level and cap.
4. Maturing: Allow bottles to stand at a temperature of 22-30 deg C for 5 days to allow beer to carbonate. Allow another 10 days at room temperature to fully mature. The finished beer will continue to improve with further ageing. 

A full-flavoured brew, gentle in malt character with a full and robust hop bitterness.  

• 1.7kg Brew Extract Kit
• Includes 7g yeast sachet under the lid
• Makes 23 litres
• Australian Made

Morgan's classic products are born from the traditional skills of the master maltster where careful roasting and kilning nurture the release of nature's full flavours and aromas. Morgan's brewing company uses only the highest quality two row barley and premium grade hops to produce this range of beer kits. Their unique kettling guarantees the superb final clarity of this truly superior brew.

How To Brew?

Suitable for one or two stage fermentation.

1. Mixing: Pour 2 litres of hot water into sanitised fermenter, add contents of can and 1kg (2.25lbs) of another fermentable eg dextrose, malt or Morgan’s Master Blends. Stir contents to dissolve, add cold water to bring the total contents up to 23 litres. When temperature is between 22-30 degrees C (71-86 deg F) add yeast and stir actively for 30 seconds.
2. Fermenting: Seal fermenter with lid and air lock, allow to ferment at a constant temperature between 22 – 30 deg C until specific gravity reaches 1005 or below. Finishing SG will be higher if adding complex brewing sugars to initial mix. Complete fermentation will take 5 days at 25 deg C (77 deg F) but will take longer in lower temperatures. Warning: Using a beer hydrometer, be sure fermentation is finished (SG 1005 or below) before bottling, adding only the correct amount of sugar to each bottle, otherwise overgassed bottles could explode.
3. Bottling: Sterlize bottles, add 6g (0.212oz) of sugar to each 750 ml bottle, 3g (0.106oz) for every 375ml then fill with brew to the normal level and cap.
4. Maturing: Allow bottles to stand at a temperature of 22-30 deg C for 5 days to allow beer to carbonate. Allow another 10 days at room temperature to fully mature. The finished beer will continue to improve with further ageing.

• • 1 kg Coopers Brew Enhancer

• • 2 Coopers Carbonation Drops

Coopers Original Real Ale is a classic Australian beer known for its rich, full-bodied flavor and natural fermentation process. Brewed with traditional methods, it offers a balanced taste with subtle fruity and hoppy notes. Perfect for those who appreciate authentic craft brewing, this ale delivers a smooth and refreshing drinking experience. Ideal for casual gatherings or relaxing moments, Coopers Original Real Ale stands out as a timeless choice for beer enthusiasts.

• 2 x Coopers Light Dry Malt (500g)
• 1 x Coopers Carbonation Drops (250g)

Golden in colour, lightly hopped, slightly spicy with a distinct Saaz hop aroma.

• Includes 7g yeast sachet under the lid
• Makes 23 litres
• 1.7kg Brew Extract Kit
• Australian Made

Morgan's classic products are born from the traditional skills of the master maltster where careful roasting and kilning nurture the release of nature's full flavours and aromas. Morgan's brewing company uses only the highest quality two row barley and premium grade hops to produce this range of beer kits. Their unique kettling guarantees the superb final clarity of this truly superior brew.

How To Brew?

Suitable for one or two stage fermentation.

1. Mixing: Pour 2 litres of hot water into sanitised fermenter, add contents of can and 1kg (2.25lbs) of another fermentable eg dextrose, malt or Morgan’s Master Blends. Stir contents to dissolve, add cold water to bring the total contents up to 23 litres. When temperature is between 22-30 degrees C (71-86 deg F) add yeast and stir actively for 30 seconds. Morgan’s kits need no boiling due to our unique kittling during manufacture.
2. Fermenting: Seal fermenter with lid and air lock, allow to ferment at a constant temperature between 22 – 30 deg C until specific gravity reaches 1005 or below. Complete fermentation will take 5 days at 25 deg C (77 deg F) but will take longer in lower temperatures. Warning: Using a beer hydrometer, be sure fermentation is finished (SG 1005 or below) before bottling, adding only the correct amount of sugar to each bottle, otherwise overgassed bottles could explode.
3. Bottling: Sterlize bottles, add 6g (0.212oz) of sugar to each 750 ml bottle, 3g (0.106oz) for every 375ml then fill with brew to the normal level and cap.
4. Maturing: Allow bottles to stand at a temperature of 22-30 deg C for 5 days to allow beer to carbonate. Allow another 10 days at room temperature to fully mature. The finished beer will continue to improve with further ageing. 

Thomas Cooper was not only a brewer but also a lay Preacher. This was all above aboard. In the mid 1900s the Methodists praised the brewing of beer as a respectable trade, which “provided the working man with good, wholesome malt liquor.”

Today the working man’s prayers are answered with this Belgian style wheat beer. Cooper's Preacher's is a bright hazy gold drink with soft texture, banana and clove aromas, smooth creamy white head and refreshingly tart finish. Of course, if you’ve already tried it, we're preaching to the converted.

Recommended to be brewed with (23 L):

• 1.5 kg Thomas Coopers Wheat Malt Extract
• Coopers Carbonation Drops

Coopers European Lager captures the style of the finest quality lagers exported from Northern Europe. It is recommended that this beautiful lager is served well chilled in a tall, narrow glass with a generous head of 5 cm. This will help the drinker savour the herbaceous hop aroma and crisp finish. For best results store for at least 12 weeks in the bottle prior to consumption.

Recommended to be brewed with (23 L):

• 1 kg Coopers Brew Enhancer 3
• Coopers Carbonation Drops

• • 1 kg Coopers Brew Enhancer 2

• • Coopers Carbonation Drops

Thomas Cooper started his career in Adelaide as a bootmaker in the small village of Kensington and setup a small business a few doors down from the Rising Sun Inn. This is the pub where he introduced his pales to the villagers years later.

After Thomas hung up his cobbler’s boots, he turned his hand to brewing beers like this American-style Pale Ale. It has a rich amber colour, toffee malt flavours, citrus and pine hop aromas, a refreshing bitter finish and thick creamy head. Would Thomas approve? You can bet your boots.

Recommended to be brewed with:

To make 23 Litres:

• 1.5kg Coopers Light Dry Malt
• Coopers Carbonation Drops

To make 20 Litres:

• 1kg Coopers Light Dry Malt
• Coopers Carbonation Drops

• • Makes 23 litres

• • Australian made

• • 1 kg Coopers Brew Enhancer

• • 2 Coopers Carbonation Drops

• • 1.7 kg total weight

Coopers brewery operations were located close to an area known as the Devil’s Half Acre in 1862. Menacing people frequented the neighbourhood and this led to such a sinister name for the area. As such, it had a reputation for being a place to steer clear of at night. This drink's nomenclature is inspired by its gorgeous hue.

This dark, devilish brew is inspired by the shady people who visited the Devil’s Half Acre. Bring out your dark side with this full bodied sinister Porter that has ruby hints, delicious chocolate toffee malt character, moderate bitterness with fruity hop notes and a rich creamy head. 

Recommended to be brewed with (23 L):

• 1 kg Coopers Light Dry Malt
• Coopers Carbonation Drops