John Palmer's Elevenses Partial Mash Beer Recipe Kit

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It is, quite simply, the One Brew to Rule Them All. Mild enough to break out before mid-day, yet fortified with notes of toasty malt and herbal hops to sustain weary travelers whenever the road goes on and on. It an ideal session beer - though be forewarned there are some reports that frolicking and fellowship may ensue. Whether you're looking to toast this year big winter blockbuster with a fitting brew, or simply seeking a topnotch brown ale with a taste for adventure, try Palmer Elevenses Ale. It pure fantasy, come to life.

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

Additional information

SKU

0770

Beer Color Dark
Original Gravity

1046

Total Time to Make 4 weeks
Regional Style British
Alcohol Content Low
Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style Brown Ale
Fermentation Type Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions

Customer Reviews

Based on 15 reviews
80%
(12)
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Matt T.
Elevenses Partial Mash is Great!

This is the first beer I've brewed in about 10 years. I was a little surprised, since it was a kit, that it didn't include a bag for steeping the grains but fortunately I had an old spare in my supplies bucket. Boil was easy, accidentally added the full ounce of hops instead of the 0.5 oz. called for in the recipe but it's still very tasty. Fermented in a 5 gallon glass carboy and had no issue with foam. Straight from the primary fermenter to bottling and two weeks after that had a tasty brew. I actually like it cellar temperature but it's good refrigerator-cold too. Not only WOULD I buy again... I already have.

M
Meat V.
Strange Fermentation

Easy brewing. Pitched the yeast and nothing! Or, so I thought. RE-oxyegenated the wort (beer?) and again, nothing. Did a third time, and was ready to pitch the whole 5 gal. Took a reading, and had 5% abv! Flavor was not magnamous, so did additives to make it tropical. Pretty tasty now!

P
Philip B.
Excellent brown ale.

I've made this 3 times now and find it to be a tasty low ABV brew. It can be enjoyed in as little as 3 weeks.

A
Aaron W.

John Palmer's Elevenses Partial Mash Beer Recipe Kit

A
Andrew G.
Best Game Night Beer

I really like brown ales, and this is likely my favorite so far that I've brewed. I like the quick turn-around rate, the smell and taste of toasted oats, and how quaffable this beer is.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 15 reviews
80%
(12)
13%
(2)
7%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
M
Matt T.
Elevenses Partial Mash is Great!

This is the first beer I've brewed in about 10 years. I was a little surprised, since it was a kit, that it didn't include a bag for steeping the grains but fortunately I had an old spare in my supplies bucket. Boil was easy, accidentally added the full ounce of hops instead of the 0.5 oz. called for in the recipe but it's still very tasty. Fermented in a 5 gallon glass carboy and had no issue with foam. Straight from the primary fermenter to bottling and two weeks after that had a tasty brew. I actually like it cellar temperature but it's good refrigerator-cold too. Not only WOULD I buy again... I already have.

M
Meat V.
Strange Fermentation

Easy brewing. Pitched the yeast and nothing! Or, so I thought. RE-oxyegenated the wort (beer?) and again, nothing. Did a third time, and was ready to pitch the whole 5 gal. Took a reading, and had 5% abv! Flavor was not magnamous, so did additives to make it tropical. Pretty tasty now!

P
Philip B.
Excellent brown ale.

I've made this 3 times now and find it to be a tasty low ABV brew. It can be enjoyed in as little as 3 weeks.

A
Aaron W.

John Palmer's Elevenses Partial Mash Beer Recipe Kit

A
Andrew G.
Best Game Night Beer

I really like brown ales, and this is likely my favorite so far that I've brewed. I like the quick turn-around rate, the smell and taste of toasted oats, and how quaffable this beer is.