Home brew kits provide the main malt and flavour foundation for making beer, cider and similar drinks. The range covers crisp lagers and pilsners, hop-forward pale ales and IPAs, dark ales and stouts, wheat beers, cider, ginger beer and specialty styles.
Choosing a home brew kit
- Clean and crisp: Browse lager kits and pilsner kits for lighter, refreshing styles.
- Hop-forward: Compare pale ale, IPA and hazy beer kits when hop aroma and flavour are the priority.
- Dark and full-flavoured: Explore stout kits and dark or brown ales for roasted malt and richer character.
- Something different: Try a cider kit, ginger beer kit or one of the available wheat and specialty styles.
Check the intended batch volume, recommended fermentables, yeast requirements and fermentation temperature before choosing. A can or pouch may provide the main extract but still require sugar, malt enhancer, extra hops or a separate yeast depending on the recipe.