Hazy Session IPA Beer Making Kit

$49.99

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A juicy, hazy New England–style session IPA with tropical citrus flavors, soft mouthfeel, and low bitterness—designed for easy drinking at ~4.7% ABV.

This Hazy Session IPA delivers juicy, tropical hop flavor with a smooth, hazy appearance and low perceived bitterness. Expect citrus-forward notes from El Dorado in the whirlpool, layered with a bold dry hop of Azacca and Cashmere. A blend of flaked oats, wheat, and Carapils creates a soft mouthfeel that balances hop intensity without heaviness. At approximately 4.7% ABV, this beer is designed for easy drinking without sacrificing flavor.

Brewing your Hazy Session IPA is simple and beginner-friendly:

Brew: Steep specialty grains, boil the wort, and add hops to build juicy, hazy IPA flavor
Ferment: Transfer to the carboy and ferment with Lallemand Verdant yeast to create haze and fruity hop character
Bottle: Dry hop, bottle your beer, and allow it to naturally carbonate
Enjoy: After conditioning, your beer is ready to drink in about 4 weeks

No prior brewing experience required — just follow the included step-by-step guide.

Hazy Session IPA Beer Making Kit

$49.99

What You'll Brew

Hazy Session IPA (New England–Style IPA)

A juicy, hop-forward Hazy Session IPA with a smooth, hazy appearance and low perceived bitterness. Expect bright tropical and citrus hop aromas, a soft, creamy mouthfeel, and a refreshing finish that stays easy-drinking. Brewed at around 4.7% ABV, this beer delivers bold hop flavor without heaviness—perfect for enjoying more than one.

What's Inside the Hazy Session IPA Beer Making Kit

This complete 1-gallon brewing kit includes:

Brewing & Fermentation Equipment

1-gallon glass carboy
Funnel
Rubber stopper & airlock
Thermometer

Transfer & Bottling Tools

Racking cane
Transfer tubing & clamp

Ingredients

Hazy Session IPA recipe kit (grains, hops, yeast & dry malt extract)

Instructions & Sanitization

Sanitizer
Step-by-step Craft Brewing Guide

Make Your Own Hazy Session IPA Beer

There’s nothing quite like brewing your own beer and enjoying the finished pint knowing you made it yourself. This Hazy Session IPA is all about fresh flavor, hands-on brewing, and the satisfaction of creating something from scratch. Whether you’re brewing solo or sharing the experience with friends, this kit turns your kitchen into a small-batch craft brewery—no prior experience required.

Easy Steps to Making Hazy Session IPA Beer

Our Hazy Session IPA beer making kit is beginner friendly and easy to use. Follow a few simple steps and you’ll have a gallon of IPA in 4 short weeks.

Want Extra Guidance? We've Got You Covered.

New to homebrewing or want extra confidence on brew day? Our Guide to Craft Brewing walks you through every step of the process—from brewing and fermentation to bottling and conditioning. It’s written in plain language and designed to help you brew great beer on your very first batch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Hazy Session IPA beer making kit good for beginners?

Yes. This kit is designed to be beginner-friendly and includes step-by-step instructions. No prior homebrewing experience is required.

Does this kit include brewing equipment?

Yes. This kit includes reusable fermentation equipment along with all the ingredients needed to brew a 1-gallon batch of beer.

How hoppy is this beer compared to a regular IPA?

This Hazy Session IPA delivers bold hop aroma and flavor with lower bitterness and lower alcohol than a traditional IPA, making it smoother and more easy-drinking.

How long does it take to brew this beer?

From brew day to first pour, the beer is typically ready to drink in about four weeks, including fermentation and bottle conditioning.

Can I brew this beer again using the same equipment?

Yes. All equipment included in the kit is reusable. You can brew future batches using refill recipe kits.

Is this Hazy Session IPA kit a good gift?

Yes. This kit makes a great gift for beer lovers, beginners, and anyone interested in trying homebrewing.