You really can't go wrong with the classics. This variety pack includes three of our top-selling recipe kits in one bundle. With the toasty bread and caramel of the Block Party Amber Ale, resinous hop aroma of the Chinook IPA, and malty chocolate of the Brown Ale - you're definitely getting something for everyone. Classic beers that are easy for newer homebrewers to make, yet flavorful enough that all beer lovers will enjoy their unique characteristics.

Block Party Amber Ale - Featured in our Electric Brew Share Enjoy Homebrew Starter Kit!
Gather up the neighbors and block off the streets, it's time to bring out some pints! Block Party Amber Ale is the perfect refreshment to brew, share, and enjoy around the neighborhood. Its deep garnet glow accommodates friendly flavors of toasty bread crust, caramel, and an inkling of floral and herbal hop character. Paired with affable, neighborly company, Block Party Amber Ale is a true crowd-pleaser.
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Chinook IPA - Featured in our World Famous Brew Share Enjoy Homebrew Starter Kit!
This American IPA beer recipe kit has a relatively modest gravity and a hop character best described as immodest, bordering on scandalous. And all that heady hop aroma and flavor comes entirely from a single hop variety: the rising star we call Chinook. Chinook IPA is a bit lower in gravity and lighter in body than other IPAs, which enhances the perceived bitterness and reduces the aging requirements. It shows up in the glass with a reddish-gold color and a thick, resinous Chinook aroma that lingers after the glass is emptied.
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Caribou Slobber Brown Ale
It's brown, it's named after a large North American ungulate, and its name suggests oral incontinence. Ah, we market products with our minds, but we drink beer with our mouths! This is why this American brown ale is sure to be your new favorite session beer. Hard to believe so many enticing flavors can come from one beer recipe kit. But brew up a batch of Caribou Slobber and you'll find dense, drool-worthy layers of malt, caramel, baking chocolate, and a hint of light-roast coffee give way to reveal a hop character that will surprise you if you're used to drinking English brown ale.
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