Beer kits made with Norwegian and international breweries
Brewery beer kits are all-grain kits for 25 litres with recipes from well-known breweries. Each kit contains malt, hops and yeast for the brewery's own beer, and most include a detailed brewing guide. Here you will find Lervig Lucky Jack, Ringnes Julebokk, Amundsen Apocalyptic Thunder Juice and beers from Austmann, Kinn and Haandbryggeriet, among others.
You will also find kits from Monkey Brew, Stigbergets, RYGR, Bådin, Brixton Brewery, Cervisiam and Odd Island Brewing.
Everything you need for a 25-litre batch
Whole malt, stored fresh for the best quality. You can choose to have the malt crushed when you order.
Hops and yeast matched to each recipe.
A detailed brewing guide in most kits. The exception is recipes the breweries want to keep confidential.
A full standard batch: the kits are designed for 25 litres into the fermenter.
Priming sugar, fining agent and yeast nutrient are not included. New to all-grain brewing? Read our beginner's guide to brewing beer (in Norwegian).
Frequently asked questions about brewery beer kits
What is a brewery beer kit?
A brewery beer kit is an all-grain kit based on the recipe for a beer from a commercial brewery. You get malt, hops and yeast for 25 litres and brew the beer from scratch, mashing and boiling yourself.
Will the beer taste like the original?
The recipe is the brewery's, but the result also depends on your equipment, water and fermentation temperature. Follow the brewing guide and control fermentation well, and you will get close to the original.
Is a brewing guide included?
Yes, most kits include a detailed brewing guide. Some breweries prefer to keep the recipe confidential, and you then get the ingredients and a simpler guide.
Can I brew a gluten-reduced beer with a brewery kit?
Lervig brews Lucky Jack as a gluten-free beer. At home you can add WLE4000 Clarity Ferm to the fermenter, which breaks down gluten proteins during fermentation.
