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Irish Stout Beer Kit

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4.7 out of 5 from 3 reviews
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1023
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888690010239
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  • 6.5 Gallon Fermenting Bucket Bundle

What's in the Box

5 GALLON KIT INCLUDES:
Fermentables
3.3 LB. DARK LME
2 LB. DARK DME
.5 LB. MALTODEXTRIN
Specialty Grains
12 OZ. CARA MUNICH DARK
4 OZ. BLACK BARLEY
4 OZ. CHOCOLATE WHEAT
Hops
2 - 1 OZ. PACKS
Other Ingredients
11.5G YEAST SACHET

 

 

Your Irish Stout Beer Kit is a dark, toasty and creamy ale. Although nearly black in color, this beer is medium-bodied and finishes dry from the roasted barley addition. Maltodextrin creates a thick, long-lasting head that says hello with every sip.

  • IBUs: 31 - 35
  • OG: 1.046 - 1.050
  • FG: 1.011 - 1.014
  • ABV: 4.5% - 5.0%
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Color: Deep Brown 

5 GALLON KIT INCLUDES:
Fermentables
3.3 LB. DARK LME
2 LB. DARK DME
.5 LB. MALTODEXTRIN
Specialty Grains
12 OZ. CARA MUNICH DARK
4 OZ. BLACK BARLEY
4 OZ. CHOCOLATE WHEAT
Hops
2 - 1 OZ. PACKS
Other Ingredients
11.5G YEAST SACHET

 

 

 

Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 3 reviews.

Reviews

Have not tried it yet.

"Have not tried it yet. Looks very good"

— Dale A. (4/5)

2nd time the charm--again

"I've been home brewing for about 8 months now and this is the first kit that I have used a second time. All of my friends said the first batch of this was by far the best of the 15-20 batches I've made so far. So I got it again and added a roasted coffee malt to the boil. I took a pre-conditioning sneak peak last night and this is going to knock their socks off. I can't wait until it's ready next weekend! Definitely recommended."

— Scott L. (5/5)

Outstanding

"One of the first brews I made was from this kit. It was outstandind as one of the best batches I've made. I added some medium roast malt and willamette hops to fill the void in some Irish stouts between the pale wort and dry roasted barley. Those additions may have pushed that stout out of the classical description. (I call it Irish/American) Why not?"

— MT M. (5/5)