Craft A Brew Recipe Kit - New England IPA Refill - 1 Gallon - Ingredients for Home Brewing Beer

Despite following the instructions we ended up throwing this away as it had clearly gone off. We have years of home brewing experience alongside working in the industry for bankks, now known as marstons for iver 35 years we know the difference between good quality and poor and this is certaintly very poor and over priced.

£25 for a one gallon brew?

For £25.99 you can buy big enough pack to brew 22L and this is for brewing 4.5L

consommation personnelle.

First off, great tasting brown ale! This is an excellent kit for brewing 1-gallon of beer. Gives you everything you need to get started and very detailed instructions. I used to brew in 5-gallon carboys but it took a lot of room to set up and to store the brewing kit, and bottling 5 gallons requires around 60 long necks which can be a lot to collect and to keep on hand waiting for the next batch. So I tried the 1-gallon kit which brews around 12 long necks to reduce required materials, storage space and effort and it worked great. I started by brewing two 1-gallon batches two weeks apart. From then on after I have emptied 12 long neck bottles I buy a 1-gallon refill kit and brew the next batch. It is fun and easy, and provides great brown ale for an excellent price.

You can get approximately 12 bottles of beer from that batch which is not a lot for that price. You can just buy more beer in the store for that money but that's not the point. It is a great, complete and easy to use kit that allows you to learn how the beer making work and to play around with different tastes. I had the Octoberfest Ale. It came out fairly dark and bitter, exactly the way I like my beer.

Se la regale a un amigo para su cumple. El encantado y la cerveza le salió muy buena.

I really oscillated back and fourth on buying one of these. Brewing my own beer seems fun but I'm not so interested in doing such as to go all crazy with it. These kits are absolutely awesome. So I had previously been gifted one of the 'mr.beer' kits and I found no enjoyment out of it, seemed like it was for kids, minus the alcohol aspect. What is marvelous about these is the quality of the ingredients, the straightforward directions (which you have to retrieve online and are a one size for all kits pdf, don't sweat it, the directions are perfect) so i made this and the 'Whitehouse' honey wheat. Both came out shockingly well. The beer I was left with i would have raved about had it been served to me in a local brewery. But the hefenweizen is definitely my favorite of the two, by a significant margin. I almost hesitate to leave that remarks as I don't want ppl buying them all up bc I am going to grab several more. All you'll need that the kit doesn't provide is a thermometer to check and monitor your water temp (integral). A 1 gallon glass 'carboy' (13-15 bucks right here on the Zon') and an airlock (I got 2 for like 5 bucks, again right here on the Zon') . GET IT, BREW IT, I used some honey for the bottle conditioning(you'll know what I mean once you read the directions) as opposed to sugar which i used for my first brew (Whitehouse wheat kit). Let's just say a 32oz bottle of my hefeweizen (bought the 6, 32oz bottles on the Zon as well, dirt cheap price, killer bottles) which the kit yielded 4 of, was enough to set me off writing this review. You be the judge. A+++ PS!! You'll be wondering how long to ferment and bottle condition, ferment 2 weeks, I bottles conditioned 1 weeks (2 is recommended but I have zero patience) the one week provided ample carbonation and 'head' for me, but most will probably like 2 weeks because yes, it could have used a bit more carbonation. But the dang beer was so delicious it didn't matter. BUY IT!!!