Oatmeal Stout Partial Mash Beer Recipe Kit

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Full-bodied with a silken texture and a gentler roast profile than its Irish and American cousins, this ebony ale is rich and substantial.

This is a partial mash beer kit - see our Partial Mash Walkthrough for details.

Who doesn't love oatmeal stout? Its impossible not to love oatmeal stout. Full-bodied with a silken texture and a gentler roast profile than their Irish and American cousins, this ebony ale is rich and substantial. Almost hidden under strong notes of dark chocolate, figs, and light-roast coffee you'll find a subtle nutty, grainy flavor from flaked oats (made possible by the partial-mash technique). A long-lasting raft of beige foam floats on the jet-colored pint and laces the glass all the way down. This stout is wonderful by itself, but if you're looking for a dessert beer pair it up against a flourless chocolate cake, truffles, or even a raspberry tart.

In addition to the equipment required for malt extract brewing (boiling kettle, primary fermenter, siphon, etc.), you will need the following to brew our partial mash kits:

  • A thermometer >with a range that includes 120°-170°F
  • A mash kettle - a pot with a capacity of at least 4 gallons (the boiling kettle you already have can do double duty)
  • A second pot or kettle with a capacity of at least 2 gallons for heating sparge water
  • A large strainer or a nylon mesh bag that can hold up to 5 pounds of wet grain (used to separate the grain from the mash liquid in Step #8)

Additional information

SKU 1110
Beer Color Dark
Original Gravity

1049

Total Time to Make 6 weeks
Regional Style British
Alcohol Content Low
Yield 5 Gallons
Fermentation Type Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions

Customer Reviews

Based on 78 reviews
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Fred M.
oatmeal stout

brewed it, just bottled it, haven't enjoyed it yet though. Smelled great during both brewing and bottling. Have some old or extra grain mesh bags as you need them to soak the grains. I'm looking forward to quaffing.

G
Gina Q.

Oatmeal Stout Partial Mash Beer Recipe Kit

J
Justin S.
Good beer, go northern brewer all grain if you can though!

I've tried both the all grain kit and this partial mash kit. I would recommend the oatmeal stout all grain kit (from northern brewer) if you have the setup required for it. The partial mash kit has a sweeter flavor than the all grain, which I do not prefer the sweeter flavor. Still good beer and worth the time!

r
richard z.
unmilled grains sent with order

representative sent entire new brew kit to replace grains plus a brew bag which I asked to add onto order fully expecting to pay for it.When the replacement grains/brew kit arrived I was informed that the brew bag was complimentary because of the snafu. Cudos Northern Brewer! As demonstrated time and again with the superior quality of your kits,your customer service excels as well. Thank you, Rick Z from Mchenry IL.

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David
Really happy with it

Brewed this at the beginning of August in Georgia and have been very happy with it so far. Used the dry yeast option (no starter) since it's so hot. Fermented in basement at about 74 ambient and the yeast seemed to chew through it in a couple days but i let it go two weeks. Skipped the secondary and went straight to bottles to condition, definitely needed the full two weeks to carbonate.

Flavor seems very close to what i was hoping for though it's noticeably different based on the serving temp. Notes of chocolate, coffee, and oatmeal. Not as thick of a mouth feel as i was expecting. Reminds me of Samuel Smith oatmeal stout. Highly recommend.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 78 reviews
82%
(64)
14%
(11)
1%
(1)
1%
(1)
1%
(1)
F
Fred M.
oatmeal stout

brewed it, just bottled it, haven't enjoyed it yet though. Smelled great during both brewing and bottling. Have some old or extra grain mesh bags as you need them to soak the grains. I'm looking forward to quaffing.

G
Gina Q.

Oatmeal Stout Partial Mash Beer Recipe Kit

J
Justin S.
Good beer, go northern brewer all grain if you can though!

I've tried both the all grain kit and this partial mash kit. I would recommend the oatmeal stout all grain kit (from northern brewer) if you have the setup required for it. The partial mash kit has a sweeter flavor than the all grain, which I do not prefer the sweeter flavor. Still good beer and worth the time!

r
richard z.
unmilled grains sent with order

representative sent entire new brew kit to replace grains plus a brew bag which I asked to add onto order fully expecting to pay for it.When the replacement grains/brew kit arrived I was informed that the brew bag was complimentary because of the snafu. Cudos Northern Brewer! As demonstrated time and again with the superior quality of your kits,your customer service excels as well. Thank you, Rick Z from Mchenry IL.

D
David
Really happy with it

Brewed this at the beginning of August in Georgia and have been very happy with it so far. Used the dry yeast option (no starter) since it's so hot. Fermented in basement at about 74 ambient and the yeast seemed to chew through it in a couple days but i let it go two weeks. Skipped the secondary and went straight to bottles to condition, definitely needed the full two weeks to carbonate.

Flavor seems very close to what i was hoping for though it's noticeably different based on the serving temp. Notes of chocolate, coffee, and oatmeal. Not as thick of a mouth feel as i was expecting. Reminds me of Samuel Smith oatmeal stout. Highly recommend.