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Honey Kolsch Extract Beer Recipe Kit

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A variation on our extremely popular Kölsch recipe with the addition of honey and a unique yeast strain for a lighter body and flavor. Like our original Kölsch kit, this recipe features a pale color, light body, and smooth mouthfeel. Honey adds subtle floral character and lightens the body by fermenting to dryness. Really nice as a summer brew for barbecues and picnics, or to wean your friends off watery mass-produced lagers.

 

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Additional information

SKU

1610
Beer Color Light
Original Gravity

1.048
Total Time to Make 6 weeks
Regional Style USA
Alcohol Content

~4.8% abv
Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style German Ales,Hybrid Beers
Fermentation Type Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions
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Customer Reviews

Based on 120 reviews
72%
(86)
17%
(20)
9%
(11)
0%
(0)
3%
(3)
M
Mark
Honey Kolsch Extract

The beer recipe was simple, and the brewing process went well. The finished product is very good, however, there is very little honey flavor.

T
Tobin
Honey Kolsch review

It was a faster brew than whole grain. The honey was crystallized. Made for a difficult addition. We are currently drinking it. It tastes better with lemon.

H
Howard S.
Honey Kolsch Extract Beer Recipe Kit

I just brewed this on 6/30/25. Right now it is in second fermentation. Testing the gravity it looks good and it taste good. I did add jalapeño extract at the beginning of second fermentation. I did take a taste afterwards and it taste wonderful. I will be bottling this next week. If I have any changes to my readings, I will submit that but right now everything is good.

I love Northern/Midwest Brewer very easy to order from very prompted delivery

R
Roland H.
Honey Kolsch

Very smooth with great beer taste.

G
Gary M.
Got a good feeling

A very easy beer to brew. Just wanted to make a real drinkable beer for the coming months when it gets warmer out. I added about 3 lbs of mango and 3 lbs of peaches to the secondary for about a week. I just bottled it about a week ago, so I haven’t tried it yet, but I gave it a little taste at bottling and I think it’s going to come out awesome. One last note I used frozen mango and frozen peaches, I just let them thaw overnight and put them in couple hops bags and placed them into the secondary fermenter for a week.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 120 reviews
72%
(86)
17%
(20)
9%
(11)
0%
(0)
3%
(3)
M
Mark
Honey Kolsch Extract

The beer recipe was simple, and the brewing process went well. The finished product is very good, however, there is very little honey flavor.

T
Tobin
Honey Kolsch review

It was a faster brew than whole grain. The honey was crystallized. Made for a difficult addition. We are currently drinking it. It tastes better with lemon.

H
Howard S.
Honey Kolsch Extract Beer Recipe Kit

I just brewed this on 6/30/25. Right now it is in second fermentation. Testing the gravity it looks good and it taste good. I did add jalapeño extract at the beginning of second fermentation. I did take a taste afterwards and it taste wonderful. I will be bottling this next week. If I have any changes to my readings, I will submit that but right now everything is good.

I love Northern/Midwest Brewer very easy to order from very prompted delivery

R
Roland H.
Honey Kolsch

Very smooth with great beer taste.

G
Gary M.
Got a good feeling

A very easy beer to brew. Just wanted to make a real drinkable beer for the coming months when it gets warmer out. I added about 3 lbs of mango and 3 lbs of peaches to the secondary for about a week. I just bottled it about a week ago, so I haven’t tried it yet, but I gave it a little taste at bottling and I think it’s going to come out awesome. One last note I used frozen mango and frozen peaches, I just let them thaw overnight and put them in couple hops bags and placed them into the secondary fermenter for a week.

123