Cream Ale All Grain Beer Recipe Kit

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Cream Ale All Grain Beer Recipe Kit

SKU 1394

PRICE AS CONFIGURED:

$29.99

Price Per BOTTLE: $0.62

Product Details

An ale version of the light, fizzy American lager style, cream ale is a specialty of the eastern US. Our Cream Ale is medium-light bodied and smooth, gold in color and low in bitterness; the specialty grain blend adds some complexity with a clean, sweet malt profile and a hint of buttered toast in the aroma and flavor. A homebrewed "lawnmower beer" is pretty hard to beat as a summertime thirst-quencher.

If you enjoyed Liberty Cream Ale or California Steam, you'll love this kit!

 

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Additional Information

SKU 1394
Beer Color Light
Original Gravity

1040
Total Time to Make 4 weeks
Regional Style USA
Alcohol Content Medium
Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style American Pale Ale/Cream Ale
Fermentation Type Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions

Customer Reviews

Based on 9 reviews
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Customer
hi

grate!

V
Vern W.

Haven’t brewed it yet

R
Russell B.
Cream Ale, (modified)

First time Brewing this style Cream Ale. Most of these come with flaked corn for the cream head and smooth flavor. I used a lb of cooked corn grits added to the mash and I also split up the hops during the boil. 2/3 at initial boil and the rest at 15 min > flameout. Very smooth, good hop flavor and leaves you looking for the next bottle. I bottle with 1/2 Ltr grolsch cap lock. Next brew is another Hefeweizen.

D
Doug Y.

Very good

m
murray m.
Lawnmower beer?

I made this using a Speidel Brewmeister. Pretty good beer but has a weird hint of silage in the aroma.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 9 reviews
56%
(5)
33%
(3)
11%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
C
Customer
hi

grate!

V
Vern W.

Haven’t brewed it yet

R
Russell B.
Cream Ale, (modified)

First time Brewing this style Cream Ale. Most of these come with flaked corn for the cream head and smooth flavor. I used a lb of cooked corn grits added to the mash and I also split up the hops during the boil. 2/3 at initial boil and the rest at 15 min > flameout. Very smooth, good hop flavor and leaves you looking for the next bottle. I bottle with 1/2 Ltr grolsch cap lock. Next brew is another Hefeweizen.

D
Doug Y.

Very good

m
murray m.
Lawnmower beer?

I made this using a Speidel Brewmeister. Pretty good beer but has a weird hint of silage in the aroma.

12