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Festival Beer Kits

Festival Beer Kits

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This kit needs no added sugar. Sanitise your fermenter, equipment and bottles first with ChemSan no-rinse sanitiser.

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The Festival Beer Kits range is one of the most exciting premium home brew ranges available in the UK. Festival kits are inspired by classic British real ales, world beer styles, and craft brewing traditions, using high-quality ingredients to produce beers with real depth, character, and complexity. These are kits for brewers who take their home brewing seriously — and want results to match.

Each 3kg kit produces approximately 40 pints of premium-quality beer from £29.95 — around 75p per pint for beer that genuinely rivals craft pub offerings.

Available in 13 styles: Suffolk Strong Ale, Summer Glory, Pilgrims Hope, Landlords Finest, Golden Stag, World German Weiss, World New Zealand Pilsner, World Belgian Pale Ale, World Belgian Dubbel, Razorback and American IPA.

About the Beer Styles

  • Suffolk Strong Ale — A rich, warming strong ale with complex malt character and a generous, full-bodied finish. Perfect for autumn and winter.
  • Summer Glory — A light, refreshing golden ale with floral and fruity hop aroma. Perfect for warmer months.
  • Pilgrims Hope — A malty, amber-coloured traditional ale with a smooth, well-rounded flavour profile.
  • Landlords Finest — A classic English pale ale with biscuit malty tones, subtle fruit character and a well-balanced finish.
  • Golden Stag — A bright, easy-drinking golden ale with a clean, refreshing hop character.
  • World German Weiss — An authentic Bavarian-style wheat beer with banana and clove aromas and a soft, hazy finish.
  • World New Zealand Pilsner — A crisp, aromatic pilsner with Pacific-inspired hop character. Bright, refreshing, and clean.
  • World Belgian Pale Ale — A fruity, spicy Belgian-style pale ale with characterful yeast-driven complexity.
  • World Belgian Dubbel — A dark, malty Belgian abbey-style ale with dried fruit and caramel notes.
  • Razorback — A bold, hop-forward IPA bursting with citrus and pine character.
  • American IPA — A punchy, citrus-forward American-style IPA with a firm bitterness.

What's Included

Each 3kg kit contains premium hopped malt extract, yeast, and full instructions. Just add water (no sugar needed) and ferment for 10–14 days.

What Equipment Do You Need?

A 25-litre fermenter with airlock, a hydrometer, a syphon, and either bottles with caps or a pressure barrel. New to brewing? Our home brew starter kits bundle everything in one go. Always sanitise thoroughly with VWP or ChemSan.

Tips for Best Results

  • Condition for at least 2–3 weeks in the bottle — Festival kits genuinely reward patience
  • Use medium crystal spray malt with the amber and bitter styles for a richer, more complex result
  • Ferment at 18–20°C for the cleanest flavour expression
  • Serve British styles at cellar temperature (10–12°C) for the best flavour

Also in the premium range: St. Peters, and Mangrove Jack's Craft Series. Browse all home brew beer kits at BrewCo.

Frequently Asked Questions
How many pints does a Festival kit make?

Each 3kg kit makes approximately 40 pints.

What do I need to add?

Just water - no sugar is needed. The kit contains premium hopped malt extract, yeast and instructions. Medium crystal spray malt works well with the amber and bitter styles.

How long does it take?

Ferment for 10-14 days at 18-20°C, then condition in the bottle for at least 2-3 weeks - Festival kits reward patience.

Which beers are in the range?

British ales such as Landlords Finest, Golden Stag, Suffolk Strong Ale and Summer Glory, plus world styles including German Weiss, New Zealand Pilsner and Belgian Dubbel, and IPAs like Razorback.

How should I serve it?

Serve the British styles at cellar temperature (10-12°C) for the best flavour.

What equipment do I need?

A 25-litre fermenter with airlock, a hydrometer, a syphon and bottles with caps or a pressure barrel. Sanitise everything that touches the beer - ChemSan is a no-rinse sanitiser (2ml per litre, 2 minutes' contact), or use VWP as a cleaner/steriliser and rinse afterwards.

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I've used these kits many times and they work well.

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Festival kits are my go to if I want to brew something that I know will be good.