A British mild is said by some to be the perfect beer. The ultimate “session beer”, it is never out of season, and it is very drinkable. Rich in flavor with biscuity and caramel notes, but low in alcohol so you can enjoy several at a time, our version has a secret ingredient that sets us apart from all the others. With an OG of 1.037, it will be ready to bottle in about 10 days so it is a quick beer. You and your friends will love it!
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British Mild - Extract Recipe Kit Instructions
Style Overview:
You can trace the origins of milds all the way back to 17th century Britain, where the malty profile and low gravity beer first became popular locally, before spreading throughout the world by the 1960s. Now milds are a favorite among beer lovers all over the world.
General Info:
- Batch Size: 5 Gallons
- Mash at 154 for a fuller body and residual malt sweetness
- Ferment at 65-68 degrees
- Est. Original Gravity: 1.037 SG
- Est. Final Gravity: 1.010-1.012 SG
- Est. Alcohol by Volume: 3.3 - 3.5%
- Bitterness: 22.2 IBUs
- Est. Color: 17.8 SRM
- Beer should be ready to bottle by day 10
Malts and Adjuncts:
- Light Liquid Malt Extract
- Caramel 60L
- 2 Row Chocolate
- Caramel 120L
- Flaked Oats
Hops:
- East Kent Golding Hop Pellets
2 Reviews
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Great sessionab
Great sessionab
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Some instructions would be nice
I sort of wish the kit shipped with printed step-by-step instructions, even just general ones, I'm a sort of new brewer who has done mostly all-grain batches and decided I'd like to gaurantee that this beer works so I ordered an extract kit. As a result I've had to cobble together my own instructions through a mix of the Briess website and from a mild recipe from the Brooklyn Brew Shop. The ingredients are of good quality and I am very happy that everything came so conveniently packaged and I am sure it will work out, afterall, keep calm-don't worry-have a home brew, but some instructions, even standard ones, would still have been nice.