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851091 - Kolsch
851091 - Kolsch
 
Price: $29.49

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Part Number: 851091


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Description
 

A light hybrid beer, the Kolsch yeast is the most important factor in this style, providing high attenuation at lower (55-60F) temperatures.

  • OG: 1.049
  • Color: 5 SRM
  • IBU: 28 - ABV: 4.9%
  • Makes 5 gallons. Bottle caps and priming sugar not included
  • Liquid yeast alternative: Omega OYL-044

Brew Schedule

3lbs Pilsen Light DME60 minute boil
2lbs Gold DME60 minute boil
1lb Wheat DME60 minute boil
1oz Hallertau hops60 minute boil
1oz Hallertau hops15 minute boil
Kolsch YeastFerment at 58-62F

Average Rating: Average Rating: 5 of 5 5 of 5 Total Reviews: 2 Write a review »

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5 of 5 Great Kolsch Ale Kit April 13, 2017
Reviewer: Eric Peterson from De Pere, WI United States  
This brewed up to be a light, easy to drink blonde ale. Overall the beer is very crisp, with just a "hint" of fruitiness from the yeast and a touch of spice from the hallertau hops.  The Wyeast 2565 strain requires a little extra work for an ale, since it doesn't flocculate without some intervention, but is worth it in the end product.  I used cold crashing and gelatin to drop it and the beer cleared out well.  Basically, if someone handed me one of these and told me it was a commercial beer, I wouldn't question it.

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5 of 5 Awesome Easy Drinker April 7, 2016
Reviewer: Shawn Krebill from Cedar Springs, MI United States  
Brewed this beer as my first from this site. I was pleasantly surprised at the result. The kit is all DME, which I wasn't excited about as I've never done a kit without LME as the primary malt, but the results speak for themselves. I've had several people sample this that are not big craft beer fans, and they really like this one. If you know someone who wants to get into the craft scene, or someone who says they don't like craft beer...hand them one of these. As for the Kolsch taste, I have to say it hits the mark here as well. The Hallertau hops give this beer a subtle fruity/spicy note similar to a Belgian but without the strong orange/coriander flavor.

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