Storm the Bastille Imperial Farmhouse Ale All Grain Beer Recipe Kit

  • Storm the Bastille All Grain Beer Recipe Kit
Storm the Bastille All Grain Beer Recipe Kit Storm the Bastille homebrew in a drinking glass

Storm the Bastille Imperial Farmhouse Ale All Grain Beer Recipe Kit

SKU B10363

PRICE AS CONFIGURED:

$74.99

Price Per BOTTLE: $1.56

Product Details

A rebellion against the traditional farmhouse ale, Storm the Bastille is an imperial brew for the ages. Ahtanum hops burst with a siege of spicy, fresh-cut herbals and mild citrus, bolstering a heavier hop profile than the standard saison beer kit.

Each sip reveals riotous layers of citrus and yeasty, earthy funk. Storm the Bastille makes its mark as one of our highest-ABV kits in history—unexpected for such a crisp, refreshing pint.

If you enjoyed Drunken Farmer Imperial Saison, you'll love this kit!

 

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Additional Information

SKU

B10363
Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style Trappist/Belgian Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions

Customer Reviews

Based on 2 reviews
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Michael H.
Great saison

I have brewed this kit twice, once with Wyeast 3711 and once with Wyeast 3724. The flavor profile is more simple with 3711 and more complex with 3724, but the fermentation is more complex with 3724. 3711 is a fermentation beast and will knock this kit out in short order, but 3724 will stall for a while if you don't take some steps to prevent that, such as cranking the temp up to 90 or so and I also removed the lid from my Ss Brewtech bucket and replaced it with a sanitized piece of aluminum foil. It fermented out just as dry as 3711 after taking those steps and had no stall. Either way, the beer from this kit is fantastic!

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Seeker
Green beer anyone?

Considering the fermentation and bottling time is over 6 weeks it’s a little early to be asking me if I like it.

Customer Reviews

Based on 2 reviews
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(1)
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Michael H.
Great saison

I have brewed this kit twice, once with Wyeast 3711 and once with Wyeast 3724. The flavor profile is more simple with 3711 and more complex with 3724, but the fermentation is more complex with 3724. 3711 is a fermentation beast and will knock this kit out in short order, but 3724 will stall for a while if you don't take some steps to prevent that, such as cranking the temp up to 90 or so and I also removed the lid from my Ss Brewtech bucket and replaced it with a sanitized piece of aluminum foil. It fermented out just as dry as 3711 after taking those steps and had no stall. Either way, the beer from this kit is fantastic!

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Seeker
Green beer anyone?

Considering the fermentation and bottling time is over 6 weeks it’s a little early to be asking me if I like it.