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Mangrove Jacks Craft Series - American Pale Ale Home Brew Kit

Mangrove Jacks Craft Series - American Pale Ale Home Brew Kit

You add 600g brewing sugar (dextrose)

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This Mangrove Jack's Craft Series American Pale Ale is a nod to the founders of craft brewing: full malt character with hints of biscuit, a balanced bitterness, and dry hops for a punchy tropical fruit, earthy and grapefruit character. It makes 23 litres, about 40 pints.

New to home brewing? Get this kit as a complete starter kit.

Add a 25 litre fermenter with tap, bottling wand, airlock, hydrometer and sanitiser plus the brewing sugar and it becomes our Mangrove Jack's Craft Series Beer Starter Kit – all you need to add is bottles. Includes a step-by-step guide.

Get the starter kit – £51.99
Key specs
Makes 23 litres
Approx. ABV about 4.4%
Style American Pale Ale
In the box hopped malt extract, dry hops, hops, yeast
You'll also need 600g dextrose or brew enhancer or 700g Mangrove Jack's Pure Liquid Malt Extract
Kit weight 2.5kg
Bitterness 2.5/5 (IBU 25-35)
Colour burnished gold

What's in the pouch

  • Hopped malt extract
  • Dry hops: Simcoe and Chinook
  • M15 Empire Ale yeast, for a clean, characterful ferment

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How to brew it

Dissolve the extract and fermentable, top up to 23 litres, pitch the yeast and add the dry hops as the instructions direct. Mangrove Jack's recommend 18-22°C. See the Mangrove Jack's Craft Series instructions.

A great all-rounder for pale ale fans, and an easy kit for newer brewers.

Frequently Asked Questions
How many pints does it make?

It makes 23 litres, which is about 40 pints.

How much sugar do I need?

Just 600g of dextrose or brew enhancer, or 700g of Pure Liquid Malt Extract.

Which hops are included?

Simcoe and Chinook dry hops.

What yeast does it use?

Mangrove Jack's M15 Empire Ale yeast, included in the pouch.

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stewart conway

good kits, been using for years, never fails crisp taste, I enjoy the dry hopped ciders and american IPA.

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stephen goulden

I've never brewed a lager - I have been brewing bitters milds and stouts since the late 70's but when we got a heatwave in May we were supping Italian lager in the garden as it was far too hot for ale so I thought it's about time I gave it a go. This is obviously a new kit to market so I gave it a whirl. The yeast is not fussy about traditional cold temp fermentation and performed excellently. I racked this after 2 weeks, added brausol finings ( which I would highly recommend) and then bottled after a few more days. I am drinking one now in the late July sun. Stick a bottle in the fridge for an hour, be careful pouring, accept the last inch of the bottle as wastage and you have a cracking cold almost star-bright lager that is very close to Moretti or similar. Impressive stuff!

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JAMES HAMMOND

Yeah it was pretty good and certainly better than Ritche's from last month. The brew cleared quickly and poured from a Kingkeg well.