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Scotch Ale - Extract Beer Brewing Kit (5 Gallons)
KIT201
Scotch Ale - Extract Beer Brewing Kit (5 Gallons)
Scotch Ale - Extract Beer Brewing Kit (5 Gallons)
Scotch Ale - Extract Beer Brewing Kit (5 Gallons)
 

Scotch Ale - Extract Beer Brewing Kit (5 Gallons)

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Description

(Makes 5 gallons) An extremely malty beer that really emphasizes malt over hops. Most styles are more balanced, which means the bitterness of the hops is proportional to the sweetness of the malt. Not true with our Scotch ale where the deep malt flavor is king. Scotch Ale yeast strains typically ferment well in the low-to-mid 60's and leave behind very few esters or fruity flavors, which further emphasizes the malt. This recipe has over 11 lbs of malt extract and only one ounce of hops!

Estimated Original Gravity:1.082-86
SRM (Color Range: 19
IBU's: 19-22 Estimated Alcohol Percentage: 8%


Our recipe kits DO NOT include grain bags, yeast or priming sugar. The recommended yeast(s) can be found below. All grains will come milled.

WLP028 - White Labs Edinburgh
WY1728 - Wyeast Scottish Ale
GY044 - GigaYeast Scotch Ale #1
 

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Item # KIT201
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Availability Out Of Stock
Weight 14 LBS
ABV %8
IBU21
SRM19
Beer StyleSpecialty
Ready to Drink Within2-4 Weeks
Alcohol ContentHigh (7-9%)
BitternessLow (10-25ibu)
Fermentation Temp Range64-72
Brewing MethodExtract
Pre-MilledY
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yummy
Nick W on Sep 21, 2019
I like it
Kenneth W on Apr 10, 2019
yummy
Nick W on Sep 21, 2019
One of my favorites
Ed C on May 16, 2019
I like it
Kenneth W on Apr 10, 2019
I wanted to make another scottish ale, from a different kit
Jarrod W on Mar 6, 2019
Looking for a darker, maltier beer for winter, but not as dark as a stout
Valued C on Nov 21, 2018
I really like this stuff!!!
Dick S on Nov 17, 2018
One of my favorites so far
Ed C on Jul 10, 2018
I have tried this before and like it
Derek L on Mar 28, 2018
Sounded good!
Dave Vaughn on Jan 29, 2018
i love scotch ales
Valued C on Jan 15, 2018
One of my favorites
Ed C on May 16, 2019
I wanted to make another scottish ale, from a different kit
Jarrod W on Mar 6, 2019
I just purchased the scotch ale kit and a pack of wlp028 yeast should I use more yeast? Some have mentioned slow yeast activity and with the high OG, just trying to head off any issues. New to this and excited for this awesome ale....
Dave Vaughn on Feb 8, 2018
Scotch Ale - Extract Beer Kit
Scotch Ale - Extract Beer Kit
White Labs - Edinburgh
White Labs - Edinburgh
BEST ANSWER: Generally, when the beer is expected to be at or over 6% ABV, it's best to use at least 2 packets of yeast or make a yeast starter.
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Tasty Scotch Ale
I'm a huge fan of Scotch Ales, with a brewery only a few miles away from me making one of my favorites. This was only my 2nd beer, but I figured I'd give it a shot.
I only hit one problem: The GY044 Scotch Ale #1 Yeast I'd ordered had to be shipped from the east coast (I'm in CA), and even though it arrived on a cold day and I kept it in the fridge, the pouch never expanded when it came time to brew. But not knowing if this was good or bad I pitched it anyway. 3 days later, no fermentation. I contacted MoreBeer support, and they overnighted me a new packet free of charge which I pitched the next day, to some immediate aggressive fermentation. After that it was smooth sailing, with the final beer coming in at 8.1%. Nice and sweet\malty\smoky, goes down really easy only two weeks since I cracked the first bottle. Good carbonation, nice head. Can see doing this again with some tweaks to the recipe. 5 stars for a great beer, and great MoreBeer support.
April 14, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Awesome Scotch Ale
Well I thought I would be able to put some of this up for long term ageing, but it didn't last everyone loved this scotch ale. It ended with a 8.6% ABV, but was very smooth with a great mouthfeel. Very enjoyable to even sip at a small juice glass full. Would highly recommend this one, I have another kit on the way.
April 11, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Great, non-hoppy beer!
This was only my third brew but it came out really well; my favorite so far. I'm not a fan of hoppy beers and this one is definitely not hoppy. Good flavor and very potent!
January 27, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Malty scotch ale
This ale is very malty as advertised. Too malty for my taste but friends I’ve shared it with love it.
January 26, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
excellent
I got this kit as gift awhile back and brewed it in june. Its now August and I am really pleased with the way it has turned out. This beer is very malty so just FYI. It reminded me of McEwans scotch ale which I think is really tasty. If you like strong malty beers this one will definitely please. I doubled up on the yeast since this is quite a high gravity beer. Let it sit a couple weeks in the bottle. Its fine at 2 weeks carbonated but 4 weeks is perfect.
August 9, 2015
not to bad
liked it am making more right now
May 5, 2015
Good, malty, needs complexity
I like the basic recipe, but feel the need to modify it. I add some chocolate malt and a cup of molasses; then it really is tasty! Make sure you use a starter, it is fairly high OG and the yeast need the help. I've fermented it at low and high temps (59deg to 70deg) with WLP028 and always had good results; it conditions beautifully and ages nicely as well; a 2-yr bottle was wonderful.
May 29, 2013
Excellent, complex, slow to carbonate
This resulted in a great, complex brew nearly 10pct above. Recommend a yeast starter with alcohol tolerant yeast as the abv is high. My batch was slow to carbonate, which I attribute to the yeast and no starter. After about 6 mo, this beer was amazing... Complex, smooth and delicious. Tasted like an aged vintage ale, will age well.
May 28, 2013
 
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