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Fat Belgian Amber Ale (extract)

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Price:
$34.95 (excluding tax)
Brand:
Rebel Brewer Mfg.
Rating:
( 4 product reviews )
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Product Description

This is our Homebrew ingredient kit version of New Belgium's Fat Tire
It is a premium Ingredient Kit with all the ingredients to make and bottle 5 gallons
of premium homebrew.

Kit Includes:
 Liquid Malt Extract
 Dry Malt Extract
 Steeping Grains (with steeping bag)
 Hops (with boiling bag)
 White Labs Liquid Abbey Ale Yeast
 Dextrose Primer Pack
 Bottle Caps (Rebel Black, of course)
 Instructions


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Product Reviews

  1. A well designed beer.

    Posted by Mark on 13th Apr 2011

    First things first, I have to acknowledge that taste is a matter of, well, taste. This wasn't particularly the style of beer I would normally reach for, and I probably won't *personally* be getting it again (you never know), HOWEVER, it is an excellent version of it's style and my friends and family that are partial to this particular style (light in flavor with a subtle hoppy aftertaste) thoroughly enjoyed it. I give it extremely high marks for being easy to make and EXTREMELY forgiving. You would not believe how many problems I had with my equipment...but despite that this beer cooked, fermented, carbonated and turned out simply textbook. If you like the Fat Tire style, then I highly recommend this kit. As always, gotta give praise to Rebel for being great with their assistance.

  2. Beertastic

    Posted by JJ on 23rd Mar 2011

    This was my first kit ever and it turned out great! The more time it aged(3 weeks+) the better the carbonation turned out. I will brew this again for sure. RebelBrewer were awesome and walked me through a couple steps over the phone.

  3. Good Beer

    Posted by Travis Craig, Goodlettsville, TN. on 6th Jul 2010

    I made this kit about 7 weeks ago. I purchased the kegging equipment and kegged it.(good deal) After letting it sit for a few weeks it turned out great! I will be doing this kit again. Because of my first time kegging,I had many questions and Tyler and Tom were of great help!

  4. G R E A T

    Posted by Unknown on 11th Jan 2010

    I brewed this a while back and it was very good. In fact I just brewed up a second batch yesterday (the first batch is long gone) but went with the Wyeast 3787 this time.

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