Beginner recipe question

I have done a couple kits in the past couple months, a red ale, an oktoberfest (at ale temp.), next kit is a kolsch. My brother wants me to brew a very mild, "non" hoppy beer. Not sure if I should try and find another kit or search for a recipe. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

Kolsch is pretty mild on all fronts. It's not overly hoppy and it has a very clean malt profile. It's similar to a light lager but will be slightly fruitier and may finish with some light phenols (if you use real kolsch yeast.) Ferment it low and you'll end up with a very clean beer.

 

I would suggest a cream ale or an English mild.

mild kit from northern brewer looks pretty true to style

 

the recipe pages here have a bunch of good stuff listed. this one sounds awesome.
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f67/session-mild-e-51884/

 

I would go with a Cream, Kolsch, Blonde or a Mild.

 

Thank You

 

american cream ale!

 

I did the northern brewer witbier kit a couple months ago, it was a hit maybe he'd like something like that.

 

Hey dude, my sister's boyfriend and I brewed his first batch recently and bottled last week. We'll have to get a brew day going when the temps outside won't result in frozen flesh.