Hornindal is a unique Norwegian kveik strain that produc ales with tropical flavor and complex aroma fast and clean up to 32°C. Can be used in Pale Ales, IPAs, Stouts, Imperial Stouts, Barley wines and Porters.- Alcohol Tolerance: Very high (16%)- Temperature Range: 20-37°C (68-98°F)- Attenuation: Medium-High (75-82%) - Flocculation: High- Net Weight: 12g (0.42oz) - Made in EU.- GMO-Free: Yes- Storage: In fridge (cool & dry)- Packed in a protective atmosphere.UseSprinkle the yeast directly in up to 23 liters (6 gallons) of wort. Alternatively, rehydrate the yeast. Aerate. If Original Gravity is above 1.065 (65 °Öchsle), use 2 packs for 23L.

Voss is a unique Norwegian kveik strain that produce neutral ales with light fruity flavors fast and clean up to 35°C. Can be used in Pale Ales, IPAs, Stouts, Imperial Stouts, Barley wines and Porters.- Alcohol Tolerance: High (12%)- Temperature Range: 20-40°C (68-104°F)- Attenuation: Medium-High (77-82%) - Flocculation: Very high- Net Weight: 12g (0.42oz) - Made in EU.- GMO-Free: Yes- Storage: In fridge (cool & dry)- Packed in a protective atmosphere.UseSprinkle the yeast directly in up to 23 liters (6 gallons) of wort. Alternatively, rehydrate the yeast. Aerate. If Original Gravity is above 1.065 (65 °Öchsle), use 2 packs for 23L.

Better Brew Beer Paddle 24" 61cm - Designed for especially for Homebrew. Food grade plastic stirring spoon/paddle. This long handle food grade paddle reaches right to the bottom of pretty much all fermentation vessels, barrels, kegs and buckets. An essential peice of kit.

BEST Caramel® Aroma brings increasingly strong malty aromatic and caramel flavor notes into the beer, which also lead to a darker beer color. The sensory profile shifts towards dark, strong caramel with light almond and nutty notes. T he malt is still excellent to process, so that high proportions can be used in the grain bill. In addition, it has a positive effect on the foam.Content: 250g crushed barley malt Color: 40-60 ° EBC (European Brewing Convention) Use: Use up to 20% of the malt bill