Irish Blonde Extract Beer Recipe Kit

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Rules, schmules. Rather like a foreign stout without any roasted barley; or an overhopped albino Irish red; or an overgrown American wheat taking Celtic harp lessons; or a Kölsch gone rogue and on the run from the Reinheitsgebot ... pigeonhole it if you must, but this creamy-textured, straw-gold ale begs to be judged on its own merits. Capped with a dense meringue of nose-dotting foam, the pint offers up suggestions of buttered toast, warm cereal, and a trace of fruity, herbal hops.

A full body with thick mouthfeel, more buttered toast and fruity hops give way to a finish evenly split between malty and bitter. Flaked barley and oat malt (wheat DME for the extract version) build density and a viscous texture with supporting grain flavors. Serve at cellar temperature any time of year; if you really want to go nuts, keg it and dispense with beer gas through a stout faucet!

 

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SKU

0220

Beer Color Light
Original Gravity

1059

Total Time to Make 6 weeks
Regional Style British
Alcohol Content Medium
Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style Blonde Ale,Irish and Scottish Ales
Fermentation Type Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions

Customer Reviews

Based on 52 reviews
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stephen k.
Irish blonde extract

Turned out great! As usual kit provided everything needed and great step by step instructions to produce a great tasting beer. I have yet to repeat kits there are just so many to choose from. My family and friends have made request for their favorites again though. Bit are enjoying the variety.

D
DANIEL D.C.
Irish Blonde Bombshell

She was a bute! Especially when I upped the ante with an extra dose of corn sugar! Cheers!

S
Steve K.
Tasty Brew

Irish Blonde is SOB (Steve's Own Brew) #85. Brew day was 1/21 with an OG of 1.064. Fermented at 62 degrees. Followed the directions as written. Fermentation started slow but after a few days it took off and active for a week. Kegged on 2/12 with a FG of 1.016. Turned out great. Thick head, bitter, malty. I will make this recipe again...give it a try.

M
Mike P.
Irish Blonde

Can't say what I think just yet, it is still in secondary

J
Jon J.
A good light beer

While it may not be a light beer, according to some people, for me it's as light as I'm willing to brew. It has a very good flavour, and, for me, it's perfect for summer. A perfect summer-sipping beer and no way heavy like a stout I usually crave. Yes, I'd buy it again and maybe add a berry-flavour to it - perhaps elderberry.

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Irish Blonde Extract Beer Recipe Kit

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Customer Reviews

Based on 52 reviews
60%
(31)
25%
(13)
13%
(7)
2%
(1)
0%
(0)
s
stephen k.
Irish blonde extract

Turned out great! As usual kit provided everything needed and great step by step instructions to produce a great tasting beer. I have yet to repeat kits there are just so many to choose from. My family and friends have made request for their favorites again though. Bit are enjoying the variety.

D
DANIEL D.C.
Irish Blonde Bombshell

She was a bute! Especially when I upped the ante with an extra dose of corn sugar! Cheers!

S
Steve K.
Tasty Brew

Irish Blonde is SOB (Steve's Own Brew) #85. Brew day was 1/21 with an OG of 1.064. Fermented at 62 degrees. Followed the directions as written. Fermentation started slow but after a few days it took off and active for a week. Kegged on 2/12 with a FG of 1.016. Turned out great. Thick head, bitter, malty. I will make this recipe again...give it a try.

M
Mike P.
Irish Blonde

Can't say what I think just yet, it is still in secondary

J
Jon J.
A good light beer

While it may not be a light beer, according to some people, for me it's as light as I'm willing to brew. It has a very good flavour, and, for me, it's perfect for summer. A perfect summer-sipping beer and no way heavy like a stout I usually crave. Yes, I'd buy it again and maybe add a berry-flavour to it - perhaps elderberry.