This beer has been done in the style of top Australian craft beer Status Quo which is famous for its floral, tropical flavours and juicy, hazy appearance. Brick Road Classic Hazy Pale Ale malt is combined with 1.5kg of Brick Road Extra Light malt and 300g lactose to bring the creaminess and some amazing hops. Use the yeast under the lid, or add an extra packet of fruity English Ale yeast (included with the kit). Dry hop with Centennial, Cashmere, Mosaic and Citra for those amazing flavours. Fruity deliciousness!

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Please note the amount of lactose and hops we have supplied may be more than the recipe requires due to the package sizes of these that we are able to provide. Please follow the recipe.

Drink this light, refreshing lager with a wedge of lime, and service ice cold. Brick Road Gold Lager malt is already hopped to the perfect level for your Mexican Cervesa. Use the yeast under the lid, or if you can control the fermentation temperature at 12-15 degrees, you can add an extra packet of Lager yeast (included with this kit). Simply mix with 1kg of Brick Road Extra Light DME, add 15g of Citra hops and top up to 19L with quality brewing water for approx. 4.8% ABV. Super refreshing!

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Enjoy this clear, fresh Extra Dry extra cold. Brick Road Dry Lager malt is already hopped to the perfect level. Just add 1 packet of dry enzyme to make this lager extra dry. Use the yeast under the lid, or if you can control the fermentation temperature at 12-15 degrees, you can add an extra packet of lager yeast (included with this kit). Simply mix with 1kg of Extra Light Dry Malt Extract, and add quality water to achieve your desired  ABV. Beautiful!

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New Zealand Pilsner style was first created by Richard Emerson. It is a lighter version of a European Pilsner, with a malt base designed to showcase the NZ hops. The distinctive fresh, fruity flavours of Riwaka, Motueka and Nelson Sauvin hops are the highlights of this refreshing beer. 

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If you like Garage Project Hapi Daze, you will love this one. Brewed with a unique NZ Hop combo of Motueka, Riwaka, Wai-iti and Nelson Sauvin to make a truly NZ Pale Ale. So quick and easy to brew with Brick Road - around 40 minutes prep time.

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A flavourful American Pale Ale.

Our American Pale Ale has an amber appearance with a prominent bitterness. Due to ale and crystal malts used, it has a steady malt flavour with a touch of bready and toasty notes.

The yeast under the lid is an 11g pack of Fermentis US-05 ale yeast.

Original Gravity of 1.045 (11.25°P), fermented to a Final Gravity of about 1.011 (2.75°P), resulting in 4.5% alcohol by volume, 30 Bitterness Units and 6.5 SRM/13 EBC colour.

Ferment at 23°C/73°F.

To elevate the fresh hop aroma of this style, we recommend the brewer make a hop tea of 1-2 oz. (28-56 grams) of any American hops in a French coffee press. Add approx. 900ml of hot boiled water to the hops, stir and then steep for 20 minutes. Plunge the solids and add the green, filtered hop tea to the mix of ingredients in your fermenter (before adding the yeast)

A flavourful American Pale Ale.

Our American Pale Ale has an amber appearance with a prominent bitterness. Due to ale and crystal malts used, it has a steady malt flavour with a touch of bready and toasty notes.

The yeast under the lid is an 11g pack of Fermentis US-05 ale yeast.

Original Gravity of 1.045 (11.25°P), fermented to a Final Gravity of about 1.011 (2.75°P), resulting in 4.5% alcohol by volume, 30 Bitterness Units and 6.5 SRM/13 EBC colour.

Ferment at 23°C/73°F.

To elevate the fresh hop aroma of this style, we recommend the brewer make a hop tea of 1-2 oz. (28-56 grams) of any American hops in a French coffee press. Add approx. 900ml of hot boiled water to the hops, stir and then steep for 20 minutes. Plunge the solids and add the green, filtered hop tea to the mix of ingredients in your fermenter (before adding the yeast)

An easy drinking pint.

Our Irish Red Ale has a deep-amber, light-copper appearance from crystal and black malts included in the recipe. The malt focus gives this beer caramel, toffee and toasty notes and a slight dry, roasted-grain finish. The hops provide a moderate level of bitterness. Overall, this is an interesting beer that is a pleasure to produce and appreciate.

The yeast used is an 11g pack of Nottingham ale yeast.

Ideally, ferment at 73°F/23°C for 4 days, after which time the S.G. should be close to 1.011.

Loaded with hoppy goodness, IPA’s are renowned for their flavour packed punch.

When paired with Nottingham Ale Yeast and Taiheke hops, this IPA will finish clean and crisp with a deep golden hue and prominent fruit forward aromas as typically seen in ‘new world’ style pale ales.

Taiheke hops are New Zealand’s version of the US Cascade variety.  We think you’re going to fall in love with them.

In the pack:

• 1.7kg IPA Liquid Malt
• 2 x 1.36kg Dry Malt
• Nottingham Ale Yeast
• 2 x 100grams Taiheke hops