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Muntons Gold Home Brew Kit Range

Muntons Gold Home Brew Kit Range

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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 Muntons Gold Home Brew Kit Range sits in the mid-premium tier of the Muntons family โ€” a significant step up from standard extract kits, using higher-quality malt extracts for beers with noticeably more body, flavour complexity, and character. Each 3kg kit produces approximately 40 pints of impressive home brew beer at around 57p per pint.

New to home brewing? Get any of these as a complete starter kit.

Our Muntons Gold Beer Making Starter Kit pairs your choice of kit with a 25 litre fermenter with tap, bottling wand, airlock, hydrometer and sanitiser โ€“ all you need to add is bottles. Includes a step-by-step guide.

See the starter kit from ยฃ46.99

Muntons have been malting barley in Suffolk since 1921, and the Gold range reflects decades of expertise in producing consistently excellent malt extract. These are serious kits for brewers who want more than a standard supermarket tin can offer.

Available in six classic styles: India Pale Ale, Continental Pilsner, Dockland Porter, Highland Heavy Ale, Old English Bitter, and Imperial Stout.

About the Beer Styles

  • India Pale Ale โ€” A robust, hop-forward IPA with a resinous bitterness, citrus aromas, and a dry, satisfying finish. One of the best IPA kits in the mid-range.
  • Continental Pilsner โ€” A crisp, clean European-style lager with a delicate hop character and refreshingly dry finish. Best served cold.
  • Dockland Porter โ€” A rich, dark porter with roasted malt notes, hints of chocolate and coffee, and a smooth, warming finish. Deeply satisfying.
  • Highland Heavy Ale โ€” A classic Scottish-style heavy with a malty, slightly sweet character, low hop bitterness, and a full, rounded body.
  • Old English Bitter โ€” A well-balanced traditional British bitter with earthy hop character, a clean malt backbone, and a dry, pleasantly bitter finish.
  • Imperial Stout โ€” A bold, high-gravity stout with intense roasted malt flavours, dark fruit notes, and a warming, complex finish. A showstopper for dark beer lovers.

What's Included

Each kit contains a 3kg pouch of premium hopped malt extract and a yeast sachet. Just add water (no sugar needed) and ferment for 10โ€“14 days. Full instructions included.

What Equipment Do You Need?

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

Tips for Best Results

  • No sugar needed - it is an all-malt 3kg kit, so just add water
  • Ferment at 18โ€“20ยฐC for a clean, well-rounded result
  • The Imperial Stout in particular benefits from extended conditioning โ€” try leaving it 4โ€“6 weeks in the bottle
  • For hoppier styles, Safale US-05 keeps things clean; for malty English styles, Safale S-04 is the better choice

For a more entry-level option, see the Muntons Connoisseurs range. Browse all home brew beer kits at BrewCo.

Frequently Asked Questions
How many pints does it make?

Each 3kg kit makes approximately 40 pints.

What do I need to add?

Just water - no sugar is needed. The kit contains a 3kg pouch of hopped malt extract and a yeast sachet.

How long does it take?

Ferment for 10-14 days at 18-20ยฐC, then condition in bottles or a barrel. The Imperial Stout benefits from 4-6 weeks in the bottle.

Which styles are available?

Six: India Pale Ale, Continental Pilsner, Dockland Porter, Highland Heavy Ale, Old English Bitter and Imperial Stout.

Can I use a different yeast?

Yes - Safale US-05 keeps the hoppier styles clean, while Safale S-04 suits the malty English styles. See our beer and cider yeast comparison chart.

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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David Hirst

Its now part of my staple diet having been brewing it for years. Its the nearest homebrew to my preferred taste. Not too strong, it tastes of proper ale, and is definitely best consumed chilled. Long may it continue.

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Anonymous

All types of flavour have been great ๐Ÿ‘ no problems with brewing excellent beers every time ๐Ÿ˜€ ๐Ÿ‘

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Anthony Burrows

I've been brewing these for many years and find them an easy and consistent kit. As I live in Northern Ireland and the local draught bitters and ales are awful it's nice to be able to brew an English bitter that's very quaffable. It's about 4.5% so doesn't wreck you. I've made at least 200 or so of these kits and love them, great price and delivery from Brewco. Cheers

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david cranny

Brewed a lot of these kits never had a problem with them weather in bottles or barrel

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Peter Gough

my wife and i both really enjoyed this beer kit