Explore More Water Profiles

Brewing more than one style? Each beer has its own ideal water. Explore the full Brew Foundations lineup, with pre-measured mineral blends for everything from crisp lagers to hop-forward IPAs and rich, roasty stouts. Match the profile to your recipe and get the water right on every batch.

Your water. Your style. Your batch.

English Bitter Foundation
English Bitter Foundation
Regular price $5.99
English Bitter Foundation
Malty Amber Foundation
Malty Amber Foundation
Regular price $5.99
Malty Amber Foundation
Hoppy West Coast Foundation
Hoppy West Coast Foundation
Regular price $5.99
Hoppy West Coast Foundation
Hazy NEIPA Foundation
Hazy NEIPA Foundation
Regular price $5.99
Hazy NEIPA Foundation
Belgian / Saison Foundation
Belgian / Saison Foundation
Regular price $5.99
Belgian / Saison Foundation
Hefeweizen Foundation
Hefeweizen Foundation
Regular price $5.99
Hefeweizen Foundation
Crisp Lager Foundation
Crisp Lager Foundation
Regular price $5.99
Crisp Lager Foundation
Pilsner Foundation
Pilsner Foundation
Regular price $5.99
Pilsner Foundation
Step
What you do
Why it works
1
What you do

Choose your beer style

Why it works

Each pouch contains a mineral blend formulated for a specific style—from West Coast IPAs to Dublin-style stouts.

2
What you do

Add one pouch to 5 gallons of RO or distilled water

Why it works

RO and distilled water provide a mineral-free starting point, allowing the pouch to create a precise and repeatable water profile.

3
What you do

Stir, then brew as usual

Why it works

The minerals dissolve in about a minute. Your brewing water is ready—no calculations, weighing or individual salts required.

Who is this for?

Brew Foundations serves three types of homebrewer:

  • The brewer who has never done water chemistry and wants to start without learning a textbook. Pick a pouch that matches your recipe, brew and taste the difference.
  • The brewer who does water chemistry by hand and is tired of it. Save the kitchen scale for recipes; let a pouch handle water adjustments.
  • The competitive brewer who wants precision and already has a lab report on their tap water.