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Bulldog Yule Brew Cinnamon & Ginger

Bulldog Yule Brew Cinnamon & Ginger

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Bulldog Yule Brew is a full-bodied, dark Christmas beer kit flavoured with cinnamon and ginger and rounded off with Pilgrim dry hopping. It makes 23 litres at about 5.6% ABV with no added sugar.

Key specs
Makes 23 litres (40 pints)
Approx. ABV about 5.6%
In the box hopped malt extract, hops, yeast
You'll also need No sugar needed - just water
Kit weight 3.8kg of ingredients
Bitterness 40-45 EBU
Colour 35-45 EBC
Hop pellets Pilgrim

What it tastes like

Dark and warming, with cinnamon and ginger spice; the Pilgrim hops add more spiciness plus pear and berry notes.

What's in the box

  • Malt extract with cinnamon and ginger flavouring
  • A craft beer yeast strain
  • Pilgrim hop pellets in a teabag

How to brew it

Soften the malt bag in hot water, mix it with 3 litres of hot water, top up to 23 litres at 20-25°C and add the yeast. Ferment for 8-15 days at 18-24°C; steep the hop teabag in boiling water for 10 minutes and add it on day 4. Bottle once the gravity stops falling, with a level teaspoon of sugar per 330ml or 500ml bottle, then keep warm for a week and cool for about another week to clear.

You'll also need

Allow time to ferment and condition before the festive season - a nice home brewed gift or Christmas Day pint. Browse the Bulldog Series for more.

Frequently Asked Questions
How many pints does Yule Brew make?

It makes 23 litres, which is about 40 pints.

Do I need to add sugar?

No. Everything is in the box - you only need a small amount of sugar (or carbonation drops) for priming at bottling.

Is yeast included?

Yes. The kit includes a sachet of varietal brewers yeast, plus hop pellets in a teabag for extra aroma.

How long does it take?

Allow 8-15 days to ferment, then at least a week somewhere warm in the bottle and about another week somewhere cool to clear.