Belgian Pale Ale hacked up from extract kits?

[clone63]

I've never run across a Belgian Pale Ale extract kit (all I can get locally) so I was thinking of throwing together a Cooper's/Black rock Pilsener kit with a can of Wheat LME and fermenting on the warm side with some Danstar Belle Saison (only seen Danstar yeast around here).
Just a thought. What do you think I'll end up with?

 

[giraffe]

What do you mean by belgian pale ale? If you mean dekoninck or palm? If so that wont get you anywhere close. Thats going to get you a saison.

 

[BreezyBrew]

What do you mean by belgian pale ale? If you mean dekoninck or palm? If so that wont get you anywhere close. Thats going to get you a saison.

Yup. Pretty much going to get you a saison since the grain bill and yeast is very close to that.

 

[clone63]

Hmmm, well that certainly wouldn't upset me..

I guess I let my ass do the talking at first, I maybe should have said "Belgian-esque" thinking about it now, every beer I had in mind was a golden strong. Leffe Blonde is the only mainstream Belgian pale ale I've had in the past while.
I don't know what to use other than the saison yeast with my limitations.
Maybe just screw my initial idea and go with a saison. Just as happy with that lol

 

[WouldBeBrewmaster]

I brewed an extract Belgian Pale Ale, here is the recipe.

All you need to do is steep 1lb of Caramunich, add the extract, and one smack-pack of yeast. If you prefer dry yeast T-58 or S-33 would work perfectly fine.