Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe Kit
Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe Kit
Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe Kit
Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe Kit

Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe Kit

$25.00
  • Makes 1 gallon of beer
  • Ready to drink in 5 weeks
  • Ingredient-only Beer Recipe Kit
  • Includes real Vermont maple syrup

Our NEW Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe Kit is dripping with rich flavor. The robust malt foundation fills your glass with caramel, chocolate and coffee notes. Northern Brewer hops add a woody hop character that make this brew taste like it was tapped directly from a towering Vermont maple tree.

This Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe includes a bottle of real Vermont Maple Syrup! The added sugar from maple syrup does require an extra week of fermentation. But trust us, it's worth the wait!

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Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe Kit
$25.00

What's Inside the Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe Kit

This 1-gallon Vermont Maple Porter Beer Recipe Kit includes all the ingredients to brew a delicious Vermont Maple Porter:

  • 3.2 oz Vermont Maple Syrup Bottle
  • 1.25 lb Traditional Dark Dry Malt Extract
  • Northern Brewer (Bittering & Flavor) Hop Packet
  • Caramel 60, Chocolate & Black Malts Steeping Grains
  • "Fruity Ale" Yeast Packet
  • Grain Steeping Bag
  • Sanitizer Packet

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