Martin's American Pale Ale Recipe Kit
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Brew shop-quality beer at home, no brew shop required. This American Pale Ale recipe kit comes with every pre-measured ingredient you need to brew Martin's
Brew shop-quality beer at home, no brew shop required. This American Pale Ale recipe kit comes with every pre-measured ingredient you need to brew Martin's American Pale Ale, a 5-gallon all-grain batch, from grain to glass.
The American Pale Ale is the beer that taught a generation what American hops taste like. When craft brewers took the English pale ale template and dropped in homegrown varieties, the result came out brighter and more citrusy, with a pine and grapefruit snap the English versions never had. Sierra Nevada's take became the benchmark.
It pours light amber over a clean malt backbone that stays out of the hops' way. Warrior sets the bitterness, then Amarillo and Cascade layer on melon and orange with a floral edge in the late boil. At 5% and around 40 IBU, it hits the balance point the style is built on.
What's In The Kit
Your American Pale Ale recipe kit includes everything below, portioned and ready to brew. All you add is water.
Fermentables
- 9 lbs · Pale Malt (2 Row) US
- 1 lbs · Caramel/Crystal Malt - 20L
- 8.0 oz · Carapils® → we include Great Chit
- 8.0 oz · Victory Malt
Hops
- 0.5 oz · Warrior (Boil, 30.0 min)
- 0.5 oz · Amarillo (Boil, 10.0 min)
- 0.5 oz · Cascade (Boil, 10.0 min)
- 0.5 oz · Warrior (Boil, 10.0 min)
- 0.5 oz · Amarillo (Boil, 0.0 min)
- 0.5 oz · Cascade (Boil, 0.0 min)
Yeast
- Northwest Ale (Wyeast Labs 1332) → we include LalBrew BRY-97 (West Coast Ale)
Water treatment salts and any specialty extras are noted with the recipe.
Recipe At A Glance
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Batch Size 5.00 gal |
Original Gravity 1.054 SG |
Final Gravity 1.013 SG |
ABV 5.4 % |
Bitterness 53.1 IBUs |
Color 7.3 SRM |
A Note On Substitutions
This kit includes Great Chit in place of the recipe's Carapils®. We stock dry yeast only, so LalBrew BRY-97 (West Coast Ale) dry yeast stands in for the recipe's Northwest Ale (Wyeast Labs 1332).