Ordinary Bitter - 5-Gallon Kit
An Ordinary Bitter, this is my kind of light beer. Ordinary Bitter is a British style with light body and low alcohol content, but very nice caramel malt flavor and crisp hop bitterness. English ale yeast adds to the complexity of this classic beer.
I'm not sure how 5-Gallons became the standard batch size for homebrewers, but it's been that way for as long as I can remember, and since before home beer brewing was even legal. To brew this kit, you'll need a 5-Gallon or larger brew pot as well as at least a 6.5-Gallon fermenter, airlock, siphoning and bottling or kegging equipment. 5-Gallons fills about 53 12-ounce bottles. A good kitchen scale for measuring hops would help too.
The Dry Malt Difference
Our kits are made exclusively with Dry Malt Extract. Dry malt is more expensive, but I think it makes better extract beers. Unlike liquid malt extract, dry malt doesn't darken or pick up off flavors with high storage temperatures and age.
Kit includes: dry malt extract blend, specialty grains, hops, yeast, muslin grain bag, priming sugar, bottle caps and step-by-step instructions.
Color: Copper
Body: Low
Bitterness: Medium
Hop Aroma and Flavor: Low
Alcohol Content: 3.7% A.B.V.
IBU: 32
Original Gravity: 1.040