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Norfolk’s Specialist Home Brew Shop

153 Bells Road,
Gorleston,
Norfolk. NR31 6AN

Sales: 01493 661471
sales@norfolkhomebrew.co.uk

What are Budget Kits
Norfolk Home Brew
Budget Beer Kits are made using lower grades of malt extract and sometimes barley extract.
These usually require the addition of sugar or can be enhanced by replacing some or all of the sugar with malt extract in liquid or powder form. These kits are ideal for experimentation of additives or as a base to create your own beer style.
 
Geordie 1.5Kg
Norfolk Home Brew
  • Geordie Bitter .........
    is a traditional well-hopped bitter with the rich nutty flavour that real bitter drinkers love. Made from natural ingredients - malt, hops and barley - it has a clear deep amber colour and a full head. It's satisfying to drink and just as satisfying to make.
  • Lager .........
    a light refreshing beer with a tangy continental taste. Made from natural ingredients - malt, hops and barley - it's sparkling and light gold in colour. Ideally served straight from the fridge. It's satisfying to drink and just as satisfying to make.
  • Scottish Export .........
    has the rounded taste and distinctive aroma of the great Scottish beers. Made from natural ingredients - malt, hops and barley - its deep golden colour and full body make it a popular home brew everywhere. It's satisfying to drink and just as satisfying to make.
  • Yorkshire Bitter .........
    is light in colour and has a slightly sweet taste of the best traditional Yorkshire beers. Made from natural ingredients - malt, hops and barley - it has a creamy head and full body. It's satisfying to drink and just as satisfying to make.
 
Brewmaker 1.8Kg
Norfolk Home Brew
  • Export Strong Bitter ......... .........
    is light coloured but full bodied and well bittered. To Make 40 Pints.
  • I.P.A. .........
    India Pale Ale, well hopped and full flavoured.
  • Victorian Bitter .........
    is a style of beer goes back to the days when bitters were made from rich malt and were well hopped. You should relish this brew.
  • Northumberland Brown Ale .........
    the iconic brew of the North East, best bottled .
  • Shire Mild .........
    darker in colour, lower hop levels and a residual malt sweetness .
 
John Bull 1.8Kg

Norfolk Home Brew

  • Best Bitter .........
  • I.P.A .........
  • Traditional English Ale .........
  • London Porter .........
  • Mild .........