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The Innkeeper All Grain Beer Recipe Kit

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Spicy, herbal, and English biscuits. Flashes of clean citrus and chewy minerals blend into a complex finish that is refreshingly bitter and remarkably dry. A classic strong pale ale recipe.
Thirty six major awards. Four-time Brewers International Champion. Four-time CAMRA Beer of the Year. Simply put, the muse for this kit has won more awards than any other English beer, period. From very simple ingredients comes a wonderfully well-balanced dram of classic strong pale ale. Spicy, herbal, and English biscuits. Flashes of clean citrus and chewy minerals blend into a complex finish that is refreshingly bitter and remarkably dry. The way a pint was meant to taste. Truly spot on!

This kit is available with the original Wyeast 1469 Yorkshire Ale Yeast Strain

We strongly recommend ordering dry yeast in the summer months. We do include complimentary ice packs with all liquid yeasts, but it is difficult to guarantee that the ice packs will survive the trip given transit times and particularly hot temperatures.

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Additional information

SKU	1814
Beer Color	Light
Original Gravity	1043
Total Time to Make	4 weeks
Regional Style	British
Alcohol Content	Low
Yield	5 Gallons
Beer Style	British Pale Ale/Bitter
Fermentation Type	Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions	Click here for recipe kit instructions

Crisp and tasty

Easy brew, great mouthfeel. Nice break from heavily hopped IPAs. This is a well balanced beer and worth your brewing time.

Innkeeper

My first all grain brew, seems very forgiving. One week in and pretty tasty already.

Inn Keeper Ale

I brewed this Ale to use in a beer engine I just acquired. I was looking for a traditional English Ale to match those found in the pubs in England. (I used to live there and became very fond of the traditional ales.). I followed the instructions pretty much to the letter without any deviations. It came out very nice and has worked well in the beer engine. Be aware that it might be a bit different flavor-wise since the set up is not using the usual CO2 delivery method, but it would most likely be close. It is a 'bitter' so expect that, if you don't like a bit of bitter, look elsewhere. I personally really like it.

Going to try brewing in my garage. Waiting for a bit cooler weather 65° required

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