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St. Paul Porter All Grain Beer Recipe Kit

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An assertive black ale dominated by roast-coffee and chocolate character and hop bitterness. Northern Brewer's hometown gives its name to our robust porter kit - an assertive black ale dominated by roast-coffee and chocolate character and hop bitterness. Toffee-like maltiness and citrusy hop flavor are in there as well, with a medium-full body and lingering roast malt/hop bitterness before a bittersweet finish. We like spiking barbecue sauce with a splash of this porter; it also great with strong cheese like sharp cheddar or Stilton.

 

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Additional information

SKU 1094
Beer Color Dark
Original Gravity

1052
Total Time to Make 6 weeks
Regional Style USA
Alcohol Content Medium
Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style Stout/Porter
Fermentation Type Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions
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Customer Reviews

Based on 27 reviews
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David G.
Mild, easy drinking beer

An easy drinking beer, fairly mild flavor, similar to a brown ale.

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Oliver B.

You ask for reviews of ingredients and kits far too soon. This I just bottled this Wee Heavy today, and it will not be ready for tasting until next spring! Even a more typical brew would require six (or more) weeks from the brew session before home brewer/bottler ready for tasting. You should adjust your review request program!

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Al C.
A little watery

Don't get me wrong, this came out great, but the body and flavor seem to be just a little watered-down compared to when I made this with extract instead of grain. Probably some error on my part. Still has a nice coffee-chocolate flavor like its extract cousin. I will certainly enjoy going through this keg.

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Leslie S.
Added coconut

I added coconut and this come out good a great beer The stock recipe was very good and with the coconut he comes out even better I think

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Leftyserve
St. Paul Porter (All Grain)

My wife (who loves porters and stouts) and I visited 12 breweries in 3 days in Asheville. She says my home brewed St. Paul Porter (All Grain) is better than any of the beers she tried at the breweries. I accused her of being awfully sweet, but she swears by her statement. My go-to is Dead Ringer IPA. I have the Czech Pilsner in the fermentor. I keg all of my brews.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 27 reviews
70%
(19)
19%
(5)
11%
(3)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
D
David G.
Mild, easy drinking beer

An easy drinking beer, fairly mild flavor, similar to a brown ale.

O
Oliver B.

You ask for reviews of ingredients and kits far too soon. This I just bottled this Wee Heavy today, and it will not be ready for tasting until next spring! Even a more typical brew would require six (or more) weeks from the brew session before home brewer/bottler ready for tasting. You should adjust your review request program!

A
Al C.
A little watery

Don't get me wrong, this came out great, but the body and flavor seem to be just a little watered-down compared to when I made this with extract instead of grain. Probably some error on my part. Still has a nice coffee-chocolate flavor like its extract cousin. I will certainly enjoy going through this keg.

L
Leslie S.
Added coconut

I added coconut and this come out good a great beer The stock recipe was very good and with the coconut he comes out even better I think

L
Leftyserve
St. Paul Porter (All Grain)

My wife (who loves porters and stouts) and I visited 12 breweries in 3 days in Asheville. She says my home brewed St. Paul Porter (All Grain) is better than any of the beers she tried at the breweries. I accused her of being awfully sweet, but she swears by her statement. My go-to is Dead Ringer IPA. I have the Czech Pilsner in the fermentor. I keg all of my brews.

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