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MasterPint Real Ale 23L Home Brew Kit

MasterPint Real Ale 23L Home Brew Kit

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MasterPint Real Ale is a traditional real ale kit that gets its caramel flavours from a blend of malts and hops. The maker says the result is a refreshing beer near its commercial equivalent, and it makes about 40 pints.

Key specs
Makes 23 litres (40 pints)
Approx. ABV about 5%
Style Traditional real ale
In the box hopped malt extract, yeast, instructions
You'll also need 1kg brewing sugar
Kit weight 1.6kg liquid malt extract
Colour 50-60 EBC
Bitterness 20-25 EBU

At 50-60 EBC it is the darkest ale in the MasterPint range short of the Stout, with a gentle 20-25 EBU bitterness.

What's in the pouch

  • Selected liquid malt extracts
  • Varietal brewery yeast - a little slower than cheap kit yeast, but the maker says it gives a much better result
  • Packed in a stand-up pouch that can't dent, with full instructions on the back

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How to brew it

Mix the malt and 1kg of brewing sugar with water to 23 litres, add the yeast and follow the pouch instructions. Finings help it drop bright before bottling or barrelling.

Who it's for

Fans of cask-style ales with caramel malt. Also in the range: MasterPint Bitter and MasterPint Stout.

Frequently Asked Questions
What strength is MasterPint Real Ale?

About 5% ABV, making 23 litres (about 40 pints).

Do I need to add sugar?

Yes, add 1kg of brewing sugar.

What does it taste like?

A traditional real ale with caramel flavours from a blend of malts, and a gentle bitterness of 20-25 EBU.

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Steven Cutts

Very quick service.
It brews quicker than the instructions suggest. I'd rate it as a good 5%.
MY preference is to mix 2/3 glass of homebrew with 1/3 glass Bishops finger.