Surfer Golden Ale - all-grain beer kit

Project BrewSKU: 7339822317666

Surfer Golden Ale is a clone of Big Wave Golden Ale from Kona Brewery, Hawaii. A light, golden, and refreshing ale with a tropical taste and aroma. The perfect choice after a day of surfing, snorkeling, or "just hanging out".

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Description

Surfer Golden Ale all-grain beer kit – a clone of Big Wave Golden Ale

Surfer Golden Ale is an all-grain beer kit that lets you brew a true clone of Big Wave Golden Ale from the Kona brewery in Hawaii. The original is award-winning, with several gold medals in the USA and internationally. The result is a light, golden and refreshing ale with tropical flavour and aroma, a beer many brew again and again.

The kit is for brewers who mash and boil from scratch, for example with a brewing system.

Technical data

  • Contents: malted grain (4.1 kg), hops, yeast and brewing instructions
  • Pre-boil volume: 29 litres
  • Post-boil volume: approx. 24.5 litres
  • OG: 1.041
  • FG: 1.007
  • EBC: 14
  • IBU: 21
  • ABV: 4.4%
  • Yeast: 1 x US-05
  • Fermentation: 14 days at 20 °C

Priming sugar, fining agents and any yeast nutrient are not included in the kit.

Unmilled malt for fresh ingredients

For quality and shelf life, the malt is supplied unmilled. If you don't already have one, we recommend a grain mill so your ingredients are completely fresh on brew day. Freshly milled malt gives the best result.

Frequently asked questions about the Surfer Golden Ale all-grain beer kit

What equipment do I need?

An all-grain kit is for brewers who mash and boil themselves, for example with a brewing system. You also need a fermenter, sanitizer and a grain mill, since the malt is supplied unmilled.

How strong will the beer be?

With OG 1.041 and FG 1.007 the beer ends up at approx. 4.4% ABV. Bitterness is 21 IBU and colour 14 EBC.

How long should the beer ferment?

Recommended fermentation is 14 days at 20 °C with US-05, which is included in the kit.

Why is the malt unmilled?

Milled malt starts to oxidise and lose flavour and aroma. Unmilled malt keeps better, and milling it just before brewing gives the best result.

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