Project Brew all-grain beer kits - create unique craft beers at home
Explore the exciting world of craft beer with our all-grain beer kits from the Project Brew series. These beer kits are designed for homebrewers who want to make high-quality beer, inspired by both classic and innovative brewing styles. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced brewer, the Project Brew series is perfect for expanding your horizons and trying new flavors.
Popular beer kits in the series include:
Surfer Golden Ale: A light, refreshing ale with a balance of malt and hops.
Summer Kölsch: A bright, German-inspired beer perfect for warm days.
Wild West Vleteren: A fantastic clone of the world-famous Westvleteren 12 – often referred to as the world's best beer.
Mango IPA: A fresh and fruity IPA full of mango flavor.
Our beer kits contain everything you need for a 25L batch:
Whole malt stored fresh, which can be crushed upon request for only NOK 25,- (otherwise NOK 40,-).
Carefully selected hops and yeast for authentic flavor profiles.
Detailed brewing instructions for each beer kit, making the process easy and the result professional.
No shrinkflation – each kit is designed to brew a full standard 25L batch.
Why choose the Project Brew series?
Project Brew gives you the opportunity to explore unique beer styles and brew with the quality and flexibility you expect from Brewshop. With carefully selected ingredients and detailed recipes, you can create brews that both impress and inspire.
Fresh ingredients for better beer: Freshness is crucial for a good result. That's why we always store the malt whole, and only crush it if you want it when ordering. This ensures optimal taste and aroma in every brew.
If you are new to brewing beer with grain (or all-grain as we call it), we can recommend our simple article which gives you advice and tips on how to get started. We can also recommend you check out our selection of Project Brew 20L Fresh Wort Kits, which is an excellent alternative if you sometimes have too little time to brew all-grain.
