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Brewing since 1974
Home Brew Beer Brewing Types
Ale Beer Kit
Bitter Beer Kits
Continental Beer
Craft Beer Brewery kit
Alcoholic Ginger Beer
Gluten Free Homebrew Beer kit
India Pale Ale (IPA) Home Brew Kits
Home Brew Lager
Mild Ale
German Pilsner Brewing Kit
Porter Ale
Seasonal
Stout Beer
Wheat Beer
World Beer Kits
Brand
Better Brew Beer Kits
Bulldog Brews
Coopers Beer Kits
Festival Beer Kits
Geordie Beer Kit
Mangrove Jacks
Muntons Beer Kits
Simply Beer Kits
St Peters Beer Kits
Tiny Rebel Beer Kit
Woodfordes Beer Kits
Youngs Home Brew Beer Kit
ABV
4.3%
4.4%
4.5%
4.6%
4.7%
4.8%
5.00%
5.2%
5.3%
5.4%
5.5%
5.6%
5.7%
5.8%
6%
6.3%
6.5%
7.2%
7.5%
Size
1.5Kg
1.7Kg
1.8kg
2.1kg
3Kg
3.5Kg
3.6Kg
4Kg
4.7Kg
Number of Pints
24 Pints
30 Pints
32 Pints
36 Pints
40 Pints
Price Range
£0 - £5.99
£6 - £11.99
£12 - £17.99
£18 - £23.99
£24 - £29.99
£30+

Wheat Beer

Home brew Wheat beer is a beer, which is brewed with a higher percentage of wheat than is usual to the ratio of malted barley and it is usually top-fermented.

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Wheat beer is not considered a traditional beer in Britain. However, it has become more popular recently possibly due to people tasting it while abroad on holiday.

The main two varieties of wheat beer are a German – "white beer" and a Dutch – "white beer”, which is inspired by the Belgian tradition of using flavourings such as coriander and orange peel.

The German method is to mix at least half as much wheat to barley malt this makes a lighter coloured top-fermenting ale. In Germany it is called Bavaria wit beer.

Belgian white beers are mostly made with raw wheat which is unmalted, which is different from the malted wheat used in other types. Beer made from wheat is usually top fermented. Each wheat beer home brew kit comes with full instructions. 

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