Beer Making Kits

Ready to try brewing beer at home? Our beer making kit provide everything you need to create your very own Black IPA or Citra Pale Ale in your own kitchen (or basement, or backyard, or garage...). Experience the satisfaction of extract brewing a delicious and complex beer, perfect for any hop lover.

The 1-gallon home brewing kit is beginner-friendly and a masterclass in simplicity. Its compact size means less mess and easier storage. Clear, step-by-step instructions eliminate guesswork. Pre-measured components ensure accuracy without fuss. And with a smaller batch, feedback is swift, so new brewers refine faster. Clawhammer's beer brewing kit is the most efficient introduction to brewing.

Check out our blog on the easiest way to make beer, using the Citra Pale Ale kit!

What's Inside the Starter Beer Making Kit?

Our 1-Gallon Beer Brewing Kit includes:

Plastic fermenter designed for 1 gallon of finished beer
Citra pale ale recipe kit containing dry malt extract, steeping grains, hops, carbonation tablets, and brewer's ale yeast.
Sanitizer
Step-by-step Instructions

Watch this video to see the kit in action! We walk you through every step, so there's no guesswork needed.

Our Black IPA Recipe Kit includes:

Premium-quality, all-grain ingredients
Comprehensive brewing instructions
Yeast
Hops
Priming sugar

Watch this video for a full guide on how to use our Black IPA recipe. Although we're using our other brewing equipment for this batch, you can absolutely use the 1-gallon kit too.

Step-by-Step Brewing Guides

Don't worry if you're new to brewing. Along with those videos, all of our beer making kits come with a comprehensive step-by-step guide. From mashing to bottling, we've got you covered. Follow the instructions, and you'll be sipping your homemade Black IPA or Citra Pale Ale in no time.

With all the essentials at your fingertips, you're ready to start making beer at home.

About Our Beer Recipes

The Citra Pale Ale is bursting with citrusy and tropical flavors. The nose is full of grapefruit, mango, and pineapple, while the palate is balanced with a light maltiness and a touch of bitterness. This beer is perfect for enjoying on a hot day or pairing with spicy food. This kit includes the 1- gallon brewing equipment needed to make the recipe.

Our Black IPA recipe features a well-balanced blend of grains, hops, and yeast. The result is a beer that delivers a delightful mix of citrus, pine, and roasted malt flavors. Bold, yet smooth, this Black IPA is sure to impress. This kit does not include the 1-gallon brewing equipment needed to make the recipe.

Unlock the Secrets of Brewing Beer

In addition to our detailed brewing guide, we also offer a wealth of information on our blog. Learn the ins and outs of brewing a Black IPA, including tips, tricks, and expert advice. Check out our blog post on How to Brew a Black IPA Homebrew Beer Recipe to get started.

Discover the Joy of Home Brewing with Our Beer Making Kit

Embrace the world of home brewing with our beer making kit. Perfect for beginners and experienced brewers alike, this kit sets you up for brewing success. Craft a delicious and complex beer that will leave you eager for your next brewing adventure!

Home Brewing Tips & Tricks

Here are some essential tips and tricks to help you master the art of home brewing.

1. Keep Your Brewing Simple

Start simple, especially if you're a beginner. Brewing is more like baking than cooking - precision is key. Our beer making kit is the perfect product for beginners. Also, check out our guide on extract brewing, the easiest way to make beer.

2. Prioritize Sanitization

Don't overlook sanitation. Any contaminants during the brewing process can spoil your beer. Make sure all equipment is thoroughly cleaned before you start brewing.

3. Cool Your Wort Quickly

After boiling your wort, it's crucial to cool it down as quickly as possible. Rapid cooling reduces the risk of bacterial contamination and can lead to a clearer beer.

4. Start With Darker Beers

If you're a beginner, consider starting with darker beers. They are generally more forgiving to brew and can mask minor mistakes that might be noticeable in lighter beers.

5. Understand Your Equipment

Each piece of equipment in your beer making kit has a specific purpose. Familiarize yourself with each item and understand its role in the brewing process.

6. Join A Brewing Community

Consider joining a home brewing community. This can be a great way to learn from others, share your brewing experiences, and get feedback on your beer.