Alt refers to an old-school, top-fermented style of brewing ale rather than a relatively modern bottom-fermented lager. Altbier is especially associated with the city of Dusseldorf. Alts are a bit difficult to explain to the uninitiated - kind of like a hoppy Oktoberfest? A very malty pale ale? You'll just have to try a glass of coppery-brown, rich, caramelly, and bitter ale to get the idea.
This is a home run brew to make for your friends. Tastes exactly how it’s described: a hoppier octoberfest. Fantastic taste.
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John H.
Make It Every Oktoberfest!
Great German Amber Ale! I make this every year for our Oktoberfest along with NB Hefeweizen and Festbier ( not NB, but yummy recipe from Craft Beer and Brewing). Great balance in flavors. A few weeks conditioning in the keezer will crisp it up a bit! Prost!
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Alphonse H.
Great all grain Alt beer!
Great, full bodied beer taste. Slight hoppy taste with a nice malty finish. Will brew this one again!
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Israel B.
One of my “go to” kits
This is a great beer to brew, highly rewarding once carbonated. Great depth of flavor pairs great with a fresh pretzel or schnitzel. Tastes like home in a bottle so to speak.
This is a home run brew to make for your friends. Tastes exactly how it’s described: a hoppier octoberfest. Fantastic taste.
J
John H.
Make It Every Oktoberfest!
Great German Amber Ale! I make this every year for our Oktoberfest along with NB Hefeweizen and Festbier ( not NB, but yummy recipe from Craft Beer and Brewing). Great balance in flavors. A few weeks conditioning in the keezer will crisp it up a bit! Prost!
A
Alphonse H.
Great all grain Alt beer!
Great, full bodied beer taste. Slight hoppy taste with a nice malty finish. Will brew this one again!
I
Israel B.
One of my “go to” kits
This is a great beer to brew, highly rewarding once carbonated. Great depth of flavor pairs great with a fresh pretzel or schnitzel. Tastes like home in a bottle so to speak.
Click here for recipe kit instructions
