For beginners, still wine kits are the best bet.
The quality is very high for the price ( £45 for 30 bottles worth, plus probably £20 or £30 for equipment ) producing very quaffable fluids.
Wine is also preferable if bottling because you aren't going to go through more than three a night whereas with bottled beer you're forever sanitising.
Kegging is the way forward for beer but the cheap plastic kegs with the sodastream Co2 are shit and if you're going to do it properly it costs more and takes up more space ( ~ £100 for a cornie keg, plus an under counter fridge, plumbing, Co2 tank, Co2 pressure regulator, etc ).
Biting the hand that feeds IT
