Anyone have a good suggestion for an extract kit that would make a good summer ale? I'm looking for perhaps a wheat ale with some citrus happening in it. I don't want to mess around too much because I'm just not there yet. This would only be my 3rd brew, so I would like to stick with an extract kit and keep it simple.
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It's not a kit, but it's pretty tasty. If you have a LHBS nearby they should have everything you'd need. I brewed it early on when I started brewing and it was a hit all around. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/easiest-beer-i-have-ever-made-recipe-208450/
http://www.brewersbestkits.com/pdf/1012 2013 American Pale Wheat.pdf you could add some orange zest.
Ended up brewing Midwest's Boundary Waters Wheat kit. Added the zest of 3 oranges to the boil. Fermented for 2 weeks and bottle conditioned for a month. It came out fantastic. Only problem is that it's almost gone and summer just started. Our LHBS sell BB kits, so my buddy and I brewed this weekend. He made the Witbier and I did the Summer Ale. Should be ready for the end of July.
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skipfab74 said:
I've made the BB Summer Ale. Tasty brew.
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I'm doing a Creme Ale kit from Northern Brewer, I've heard it is real good.
I have a Moore beer raspberry ale in the fridge that turned out awesome!
I have a Moore beer raspberry ale in the fridge that turned out awesome!
cheesehed007 said:
So it spent 10 days in the fermenter and has only been in the bottle for 6 days. We had a family party today so I brought a few to test out. It was really nice. Looking forward to seeing how it is in a couple of weeks.
