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The Bee's Knee's Blonde Ale 5 Gallon

The Bee's Knee's Blonde Ale 5 Gallon

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SKU: 26312

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Pale golden, misty and malty, with subtle notes of wheat, honey and hop spice, the nectar from the honey will influence the finished flavor of this honey blonde ale. Medium-bodied with a dry finish, and capped with a rich veil of white...

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WHAT YOU GET

  • 1 Can Coopers Canadian Blonde HME
  • 1 Can Coopers Wheat Malt
  • 1 Packet S-33 yeast
  • 2 Packets of No-Rinse Cleanser

YOU PROVIDE

2 Cups of Honey

2 Teaspoons of Crushed Coriander Seeds

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BREW SPECS

Flavor: Balanced
Original Gravity: 1.056
Final Gravity: 1.017
ABV: 5.2%
SRM: (Color): 4
IBU: (Bitterness): 20

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    Anonymous
    I do not recommend this product
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    Not for me. Way too sweet.

    I strongly recommend you read through the ingredients before you buy this. The yeast that comes with this kit will produce a lot of esters that affect flavor and it is very low attenuating yeast that will result in a high final gravity. My batch started at 1.058 and finished at 1.018 for 5.2% ABV. The problem is the yeast left a lot of residual sweetness in the beer. This was probably intentional and had I paid attention to this I would not have bought it. What I was left with was a beer that reminded me of a Belgian Strong Ale but nowhere near as good...I ended up dumping all 5 gallons of beer down the sink.

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