Winter Warmer Beer Recipe Kit

  • A mug filled with Winter Warmer ale

Winter Warmer Beer Recipe Kit

SKU 1170

PRICE AS CONFIGURED:

$49.99

Price Per BOTTLE: $1.04

Product Details

Minnesotans know more about keeping warm than just about anybody in the world. That's why we patterned our delicious Winter Warmer recipe after a famous locally brewed winter ale. This beer starts big and malty, and finishes with a warming alcohol note. It is hopped with spicy Willamette hops. Don't forget, a bottle of Winter Warmer makes a great stocking stuffer!

If you enjoyed Elegant Bastard Strong Red Ale, you'll love this kit!

Recommended: 2-stage fermentation and yeast starter.

 

Looking for the All Grain Version?

Additional Information

SKU 1170
Beer Color Amber
Original Gravity

1069

Total Time to Make 2 months
Regional Style USA
Alcohol Content High
Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style British/American Strong Ale,Irish and Scottish Ales
Fermentation Type Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions

Customer Reviews

Based on 7 reviews
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Daniel M.
Winter Warmer Extract

Gravity was 1.069 just as stated. I used the Wyeast after doing a yeast starter and it finished at 1.014. Took about 3 weeks to fully carbonate after bottling, but very good dark beer, with hint of chocolate and clean finish. I usually do all grain, but buying the 3 kit deal I did extract to save time. Would do this one again, the all grain must be amazing.

K
Kerry H.
Winter Warmer

Solid again

L
Larry W.
nice holiday brew

Very similar to last years batch,( Scottish spiced winter ale) that was a big hit.
Makes a nice gift or holiday party. I think Midwest kits are great and rival the
local micro brew.

N
Nathan K.
Winter Warmer Extract

Haven’t brewed yet but looks great!

j
james o.
Good

Beer is fairly balanced, slightly sweet, with a malt forward profile. I used the Safebrew American Ale yeast. Much like a porter I'd say. That's fresh out of the fermentation tank. Not sure what it will age out to be like.

Customer Reviews

Based on 7 reviews
86%
(6)
14%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
D
Daniel M.
Winter Warmer Extract

Gravity was 1.069 just as stated. I used the Wyeast after doing a yeast starter and it finished at 1.014. Took about 3 weeks to fully carbonate after bottling, but very good dark beer, with hint of chocolate and clean finish. I usually do all grain, but buying the 3 kit deal I did extract to save time. Would do this one again, the all grain must be amazing.

K
Kerry H.
Winter Warmer

Solid again

L
Larry W.
nice holiday brew

Very similar to last years batch,( Scottish spiced winter ale) that was a big hit.
Makes a nice gift or holiday party. I think Midwest kits are great and rival the
local micro brew.

N
Nathan K.
Winter Warmer Extract

Haven’t brewed yet but looks great!

j
james o.
Good

Beer is fairly balanced, slightly sweet, with a malt forward profile. I used the Safebrew American Ale yeast. Much like a porter I'd say. That's fresh out of the fermentation tank. Not sure what it will age out to be like.