Craft A Brew Recipe Kit - Orange Golden Refill - 1 Gallon - Ingredients for Home Brewing Beer
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Color: O.G. Orange Golden
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- O.G. GOLDEN ALE This Orange Golden ale is fresh with an infusion of sweet Belgian orange peel giving it a funky citrus flavor and aroma. Light on the hops yet big on taste this is one original brew that will leave you thirsty for more.
- BEER RECIPE KIT Fill your fermenter with a Craft a Brew Beer Recipe Kit. With Carapils hops and Pilsen dry malt extract, this craft beer kit uses only the purest and most flavorful blends of malted barley, hops, water, and yeast.
- HOME BREW INGREDIENTS Every refill Beer Recipe Kit includes the same quality ingredients used by breweries: sanitizer, fresh-packed hops, dry malt extracts, specialty yeast strains, and a grain steeping bag.
- SMALL BATCH BEER BREWING KIT Everything you need to brew your next batch of craft beer. If youve already enjoyed the beer brewing starter kit, dont buy more home brewing starter sets grab a recipe refill!
- CRAFT A BREW QUALITY Each beer bottling kit and all our recipe kits are assembled by hand in Orlando, FL instilled with the core values of providing high-quality ingredients, elegant and effective design, and an environmentally sustainable mindset. Enjoy beer the right way with your own Craft a Brew kit.
Description
This Orange golden Ale is fresh with an infusion of sweet Belgian Orange peel giving it a funky citrus flavor and aroma. Light on the hops yet big on taste this is one original brew that will leave you thirsty for more.
Flavor: O.G. Orange Golden
Brand: Craft A Brew
Item Form: Liquid
Specialty: Herbal
Age Range (Description): Adult
Shelf Life: 6 Months
Sweetness: Moderately Sweet
Package Information: Can
Liquid Contents Description: Beer
Unit Count: 1
Special Ingredients: Sweet Belgian orange peel
Item Volume: 1 Gallons
Diet Type: Vegan
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 858267004152
Global Trade Identification Number: 52
Manufacturer: Craft a Brew
Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.25 x 5.5 inches
Item Weight: 1.79 pounds
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: Recipe Kit
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 1, 2015
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Color: Bone Dry Irish Stout
This is at least the 5th or 6th time using these kits. The directions are easy to follow and result in a great brew.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025 by Wendy
Color: Brown Ale
First off, great tasting brown ale! This is an excellent kit for brewing 1-gallon of beer. Gives you everything you need to get started and very detailed instructions. I used to brew in 5-gallon carboys but it took a lot of room to set up and to store the brewing kit, and bottling 5 gallons requires around 60 long necks which can be a lot to collect and to keep on hand waiting for the next batch. So I tried the 1-gallon kit which brews around 12 long necks to reduce required materials, storage space and effort and it worked great. I started by brewing two 1-gallon batches two weeks apart. From then on after I have emptied 12 long neck bottles I buy a 1-gallon refill kit and brew the next batch. It is fun and easy, and provides great brown ale for an excellent price.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024 by HB
Color: Hefeweizen
I really oscillated back and fourth on buying one of these. Brewing my own beer seems fun but I'm not so interested in doing such as to go all crazy with it. These kits are absolutely awesome. So I had previously been gifted one of the 'mr.beer' kits and I found no enjoyment out of it, seemed like it was for kids, minus the alcohol aspect. What is marvelous about these is the quality of the ingredients, the straightforward directions (which you have to retrieve online and are a one size for all kits pdf, don't sweat it, the directions are perfect) so i made this and the 'Whitehouse' honey wheat. Both came out shockingly well. The beer I was left with i would have raved about had it been served to me in a local brewery. But the hefenweizen is definitely my favorite of the two, by a significant margin. I almost hesitate to leave that remarks as I don't want ppl buying them all up bc I am going to grab several more. All you'll need that the kit doesn't provide is a thermometer to check and monitor your water temp (integral). A 1 gallon glass 'carboy' (13-15 bucks right here on the Zon') and an airlock (I got 2 for like 5 bucks, again right here on the Zon') . GET IT, BREW IT, I used some honey for the bottle conditioning(you'll know what I mean once you read the directions) as opposed to sugar which i used for my first brew (Whitehouse wheat kit). Let's just say a 32oz bottle of my hefeweizen (bought the 6, 32oz bottles on the Zon as well, dirt cheap price, killer bottles) which the kit yielded 4 of, was enough to set me off writing this review. You be the judge. A+++ PS!! You'll be wondering how long to ferment and bottle condition, ferment 2 weeks, I bottles conditioned 1 weeks (2 is recommended but I have zero patience) the one week provided ample carbonation and 'head' for me, but most will probably like 2 weeks because yes, it could have used a bit more carbonation. But the dang beer was so delicious it didn't matter. BUY IT!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2022 by Brett Edwards
Color: O.G. Orange Golden
Nice kit. Waiting to try it.
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2024 by PaulN
Color: Single Hop IPA
I have the carboy, tubes, thermometer, etc; from a complete Craft a Brew kit I bought a few years ago with an APA recipe. Most other 1 gallon kits I found on Amazon are extracts/concentrates that taste $^&$%^# horrible so when I saw these recipe kits on Amazon I thought I'd give it a shot, it's a much more enjoyable experience home brewing with actual grain and hops than wort concentrate. I followed the instructions that originally came with the kit - the same as what they have on their website, paying special attention to small differences with this specific kit like the multiple times you have to add hops and what not. The finished product was very good, I'm not putting Ballast Point out of business yet but everyone that tried it liked it. Used the .5L Grolsch flip top bottles as always, this easily filled 6 of them with leftover to spare, given that a gallon's 3.75L you could probably fill a 7th but I didn't want to risk sucking up all the sediment in the carboy. The bottle conditioning seems to give it a flavor somewhat different from that of an IPA you'd get at a bar or the store but overall I enjoyed it. I'd definitely recommend giving these at least an extra week or more of aging in the bottle beyond what the instructions say, the ones I left longer and drank last ended up having the best flavor. P.S. - Not that this matters as much but their package design is also solid. P.P.S - sanitize your stuff friends
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2019 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Color: Single Hop IPA
Very easy to brew, simple directions. Added some of my home grown hops to this one. Smelled great brewing, should end up with a great beer.
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2024 by rade8u2 rade8u2
Color: Light Lager
Update: Previously I had some issues with the yeast. I was wondering if it got to hot in shipping or if it was dead. Almost immediately after my review the seller reached out and is sending me another kit with clearer instructions. I have never had customer service this good! This is the 5th Craft A Brew kit that I have used. They are good entry level kits, the instructions leave some to be desired but not terrible.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024 by Steven Drake
Color: Oktoberfest Ale
I'm on my third beer kit and loved first two (the latest Bone Dry Irish Stout is currently in fermentation). My first was Hefeweizen and now this Oktoberfest. Both were super easy to make and turned out great. This Oktoberfest had great flavor and amber color and poured with a nice head. Flavor-wise I preferred the Hefeweizen but I normally like wheat beer the most anyway. The kits all came with the necessary grains, hop/flavorings, malt, yeast and sanitizer. I had other kits where you had to deal with mash, cook hops etc, which was a lot more messy and time-consuming so I lost interest after one or two batches. It was much more costly as well. I got a Craft-a-Brew kit from my kids for father's day gift and we love making beer together. It's easy, fun and the beer turned out better than I expected. My kit was missing a part and Craft-a-Brew was super responsive and sent me the part right away. I've had a great experience with the product and their support. I look forward to the forthcoming Irish Stout and maybe try the Brown Ale next.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2020 by Felipe