1CockyCop

Recipes 

I am looking for a nice cream ale, in extract kit form. Does anyone have any history with such, and can make a suggestion?

Brewsmith

Recipes 

Northern Brewer makes one. Scroll down this page:
http://www.northernbrewer.com/alekits.html

__________________
Primary:#141 American Nut Brown
Up Next:5-Quarter Stout, Liquid Whole Wheat Lager and Belgian
My Recipes
Tuba Sonata
Smith & Co. Custom Tap Handles

S_carve

Recipes 

i would definetly recommend the northern brewer cream ale kit, i had that and the nut brown kit both kegged at the same time and the cream was gone within the first week

everyone who tried it loved it

1CockyCop

Recipes 

Then Northern Brewer it is!

I'll let you guys know how it turns out. I have never brewed before, and have never tasted a homebrew! So, this will be new all the way around for me!

fritz_monroe

Recipes 

Good luck with the brew. I've never done a cream ale, but it's on my short list. My first was a porter. I figured that if it didn't clear all that well, it wouldn't be a big deal since it's a dark brew.

__________________
F_M

Check out my homestead blog

brrman

Recipes 

OOh yeah the NB cream ale kit is my wifes fav.

LouT

Recipes 

Would one of you post up the NB cream ale recipe, or maybe specifically what you did when it came out awesome? Fermentation temps, or variance from printed recipe, etc. is what I'm seeking.

__________________

Primary - California Common -finally!
Secondary - nothing, back after year plus hiatus
Keg carbing & conditioning - nada
Drinking - store bought: Loose Cannon IPA, Wachusett IPA.
On deck: Trying to decide (beer); wine kit likely (red wine)

Lonek

Recipes 

I wonder what would happen if I tossed this Ale/Wort on the WLP002 English Ale yeast cake I just used for my Nut Brown Ale?

__________________
In the Primary:
In the Secondary: Belgian Witbier
Conditioning:
Ready to drink: Scottish Shilling 60, Liverpool Pale Ale

Gallons brewed this year:
5 gallons Belgian Witbier
5 gallons Liverpool House Pale Ale
5 gallons Scottish Shilling 60