Malt extract, hop extract, dried yeast.
Original gravity: 1055
Expected gravity: 1005
ABV: 7.1%
IBU: 25 - 35
Color: black
Yeast: Union jack
Weight in kg.: 1.5
Final Liters: 12
Sugar in bottle: 7 g/l
The most important thing is to ensure that everything you use is absolutely clean. Remove the lid and the yeast.
Open the can and place it in a kettle filled with warm water (+/- 40°C) so the malt extract takes on a more fluid consistency.
Pour the contents of the can into your clean fermentation bucket.
Rinse the can well with 1 l of warm water and add.
Dissolve the amount of SUGAR 1 in 2 l of warm water and add (if SUGAR 1 = 0 grams, just add 2 litres of warm water).
Mix everything thoroughly with a clean mash paddle or spoon.
Add cold WATER 1 and mix everything again.
Let the mixture cool down to approx. 20-25°C.
You can measure the specific gravity using a hydrometer if desired. The ideal value is shown on the label (Original Gravity) and in the table below.
Open the yeast and pour the contents of the packet out over the liquid.
Just the can
The can and yeast sacket
Openning the can
The caramel
Water properties
4 liters in the carboy
8 liters in the bowl container
After 2 weeks fermentation
Adding sugar cane
Sanitized bottles
Bottled beer - total 24 bottles of 500 ml