All Grain Homebrew Recipe Kits (5.25 U.S. Gallon - Advanced)
Please Note: These all-grain beer recipe kits include pre-crushed grains.
These OBK 5.25-gallon all-grain kits are for homebrewers with advanced knowledge of brewing beer and the proper brewing equipment. Our all-grain OBK brewing kits' advantage is that the flavour is more controlled due to minimal (if any) malt extracts. Another great thing about these kits is that they contain all the ingredients needed to brew your beer.
Another advantage of making beer with all-grain kits is the variety of available flavours. Our selection includes full-bodied beers to fruity ales. We are confident that you will find a home brewing recipe kit that suits your taste. These home brewing recipe kits also come with detailed instructions, so even if this is the first time making one of our OBK all-grain beer kits, you shouldn't have a problem. (more info below)
A malt forward, moderate strength Belgian-Style Ale. The addition of the Abbey Malt to the Pilsner base gives this a slightly sweet flavour and fuller body while retaining the dry, quenching characteristics commonly found with Belgian beer. Little to no hop flavour or aroma. Mild fruity flavours balance the malty sweetness from ester production in the yeast.
Est. ABV: 6.2% | Recipe & Instructions
$31.99
A clean yet robust and complex brew full of rich malt, noble hops and subtle fruity esters. Assertive bitterness well balanced by a sturdy, crisp malt character. Malt presence is rich and complex, while the yeast provides the fruity esters. Deep copper in colour, just short of brown.
Est. ABV: 4.7% | Recipe & Instructions
$20.49
Malt forward, European-Style lager. Full-bodied but crisp. This refreshing lager features crystal and brown malts for flavours and aromas of bread, toffee and caramel with a hint of nuttiness. Specialty grains give this brew a deep Amber/Red colour in appearance. Medium-alpha hops added to the beginning of the boil for a moderate bitterness. The European lager yeast provides a subtle fruitiness.
Est. ABV: 5.6% | Recipe & Instructions
$18.49
A hybrid of Amber and Wheat beer. Plenty of malt character for lots of caramel and bready flavours, combined with wheat malt for a fuller body and longer lasting head. Crystal malt adds a moderate sweetness, but balanced with mild bitterness. A late American hop addition for a punch of citrus flavour and aroma.
Est. ABV: 5.2% | Recipe & Instructions
$17.99
Moderate hop aromas are citrusy from the American hop character, balanced with a caramel aroma from the malts used. Flavour is balanced with the same citrusy hop flavours coinciding with the subtle malt sweetness from the steeping grains. Hop bitterness is in check for the style. This brew is like an American Pale ale but with more caramel richness and more American hop character.
Est. ABV: 5.8% | Recipe & Instructions
$21.99
A very rich and intense maltiness combined with an assertive hop character which showcases citrusy and resiny American hop varieties. Malt character is caramel, sweet and bready. Aggressive bitterness, yet a full-bodied and velvety texture. A rich and complex American strong ale.
Est. ABV: 9% | Recipe & Instructions
$30.49
This brew is malty, slightly sweet and rich with aromas of chocolate, caramel, and a pleasant toastiness. Hop aroma is there, but as a complementing background aroma of floral and citrus. Malty nuttiness in the flavour combined with robust chocolate character with a medium bitterness.
Est. ABV: 5% | Recipe & Instructions
$19.49
The bold bitterness and citrus flavour normally found in an IPA, now in refreshing lager form. This golden colour brew is crisp, and dry which enhances the bitterness and American hop flavours and aromas. For those after a not-so-boring lawnmower beer, try an India Pale Lager.
Est. ABV: 5.8% | Recipe & Instructions
$21.99
A decidedly bitter and hoppy, moderately strength pale ale. Aroma is a prominent citrus, resinous pine aroma with some clean malt sweetness coming through. Flavour is intense hop flavours from American hops, citrus, fruity, grapefruit and pine. Excellent bitterness.
Est. ABV: 6.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$30.49
A hoppy and refreshing ale with a clean malt flavour. Strong aromas of citrus and grapefruit. Flavour is the same citrus and grapefruit and a underlying subtle sweetness from the caramel malt steeping grains. Caramel flavour is restrained just enough to let the hops shine through.
Est. ABV: 5% | Recipe & Instructions
$21.49
Aroma is coffee-like roast and hints of chocolate and floral/citrus hops. Flavour is roasted grain, coffee, chocolate, caramel, and a mild bitterness. Overall a very dark, roasty, creamy ale.
Est. ABV: 6% | Recipe & Instructions
$21.99
A moderate-strength golden ale that has a subtle Belgian complexity, slightly sweet flavour, and dry finish. Flavour is smooth and light initially, comparative to a Pilsner, but finishes dry with some medium hop flavours of floral and earthy. Some soft yeast character will be present as well, esters produced are orange/lemon-like. Aromas are much of the same classic Belgian floral, fruity esters.
Est. ABV: 6.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$31.99
A deep reddish/brown, moderately strength complex Belgian ale. Dubbel's contain rich, complex flavours from a malty body. Sweetness on the palate yet finishes moderately dry. Complex malt, and yeast esters produce slightly raisiny flavours as well as flavours of dried fruit, clove and a hint of burnt sugars. Balance is always toward the malt with little to no hop flavour. Medium bitterness that doesn't persist into the finish.
Est. ABV: 6.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$23.49
An American-style IPA with a Belgian twist. Combining hops used in both popular American and Belgian beer styles, the end result is a beautiful bouquet of citrus and floral flavour and aromas. Backed up with a moderate bitterness and a lightly toasty and caramel malt backbone. The Belgian yeast will increase the fruity esters in the aromatics.
Est. ABV: 6.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$31.99
A very complex, rich, dark and strong Belgian ale. Layers of malty sweetness and significant esters founds in the flavour profile. The combination of a Belgian ale yeast and the Belgian Candi Syrup lead to fruity flavours ranging from raisin, plum, dried cherry, fig and prune notes. Spicy phenols may also be present. This brew provides alcohol warmth and has a beautiful deep amber to coppery-brown appearance. Smooth & dangerous.
Est. ABV: 9% | Recipe & Instructions
$36.99
A very light, drinkable and quenching Belgian-style session ale. A great drinker with lots of subtle complexity. Slight grain and bread notes from the pilsen malt extract pairs well with the floral and fruity character of the hops and yeast.
Est. ABV: 4% | Recipe & Instructions
$14.49
A very pale, sour, refreshing, low-alcohol wheat ale. The acidic character is balanced with a moderately fruity character. Some complementary bready or grainy wheat flavour is noticeable. Always effervescent, this pale straw coloured beer is sure to impress, it has been described by some as the most purely refreshing beer in the world. Please note: This style brew may take months to develop the tart character it is known for.
Est. ABV: 3.3% | Recipe & Instructions
$12.49
Also sometimes referred to as Cascadian Dark Ale or India Black Ale. This beer showcases both maltier chocolate/light roasted notes as well as full on citrusy/piney hop flavours. A bitter ale with medium body and dry finish. This black ale blends the lines between stout and IPA.
Est. ABV: 6% | Recipe & Instructions
$30.49
An easy drinking, approachable lightly flavoured and light bodied ale. Initial flavours are soft malty sweetness with subtle bread and biscuit flavours. Lightly hop flavoured, low bitterness and finishes dry.
Est. ABV: 5% | Recipe & Instructions
$16.49
A very dark, rich and creamy ale. This stout combines both the bitter and smooth characteristics of chocolate using a range of roasted grains. Smoothed out with the addition of lactose (milk sugar). Subtle background notes of caramel and coffee gives it more complexity. A thick, full-bodied brew.
Est. ABV: 7% | Recipe & Instructions
$30.49
An ale version of the classic American lager style. Pale straw in colour, this style of beer is light and crisp. A smooth mouthfeel and higher carbonation leads to a thirst quenching finish. Faint malt notes can be found in the aroma, as well as sweet, corn-like aromas. A low bitterness beer and moderate maltiness, neither the hops or malt will prevail in the taste. Subtle fruity esters can be detected dependent on fermentation temperature.
Est. ABV: 4.6% | Recipe & Instructions
$15.99
A style that pushes the envelope in the need to satisfy any hop-head. This stronger, hoppier than normal IPA is bursting with a complex array of hop flavours and aromas. Notes of grapefruit, citrus, pine and more. Malt flavour is restrained to a simple grain bill adding only the minimal needed for a subtle caramel backbone. A clean ale strain lets the hops shine. A long, lingering bitterness is present and the finish dry, and clean.
Est. ABV: 8.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$33.49
A moderately dark, spicy, fruity, malty and refreshing wheat-based ale. This style of ale best reflects the yeast and wheat character of a Hefeweizen, but with the addition of malty richness of a Munich Dunkel. Notes of clove and banana from the yeast phenols and fruity esters, balanced but prominent. The malt character is bready/grainy with hints of vanilla and caramel. Very little hop character. Medium bodied, aided with higher carbonation for a creamy fullness.
Est. ABV: 5% | Recipe & Instructions
$20.99
The richest and strongest of the English ales. A showcase of malty richness and complex, intense flavours. Can be appreciated early after packaging or aged, as flavours and character of the beer can significantly change over time. Multi-layered flavours ranging from bready and biscuity through nutty, deep toast, dark caramel, toffee, and dried fruits. A moderate level of malty sweetness on the palate. Medium bitterness to balance the malty body. This mahogany brown beer has great depth, one sure to be enjoyed fresh or aged.
Est. ABV: 10% | Recipe & Instructions
$32.99
Deep caramel flavours with a malty sweetness, and notes of dark fruit and light chocolate. Aroma is a malty toffee and floral/fruity from the hops. Mild bitterness and easy drinking.
Est. ABV: 5% | Recipe & Instructions
$17.49
A darker English ale with roasty characteristics, also known as a Brown Porter. This is a malt forward ale with roasted flavours as well as chocolate, caramel, and toffee. Also has subtle floral English hop flavour and aroma. Very smooth in flavour with restrained bitterness.
Est. ABV: 5% | Recipe & Instructions
$19.49
A hoppy pale ale that features English hops that gives off floral and fruity flavours, and even somewhat earthy. Hops also provide a medium bitterness. Malt flavour is bready, and caramel. English ale yeast adds to the fruity flavours and aromas.
Est. ABV: 5.7% | Recipe & Instructions
$22.49
An average strength pale ale, with a even balance of malt, hops, and yeast flavours with a mild bitter finish. Highly drinkable. Toasty, and biscuity malt flavours combine with the earthy, resiny, floral UK hops and is completed with the fruity esters from the English ale yeast.
Est. ABV: 5% | Recipe & Instructions
$17.49
A pale, spicy and fruity wheat-based ale that's light and refreshing. Notes of clove and banana stand out from the wheat ale yeast. Hop character is kept at a minimum to allow the grain, bread and straw flavour of the malt to shine through. A well rounded beer with a dry finish with lots of drinkability.
Est. ABV: 4.8% | Recipe & Instructions
$17.49
A basic, light wheat ale with an emphasis on hops. American hops brings the citrus and grapefruit flavour and combines it with the flavours typical of a wheat ale. A great refreshing summer ale and simple to brew.
Est. ABV: 4.8% | Recipe & Instructions
$20.99
Also sometimes referred to as Cascadian Dark Ale or India Black Ale. This beer showcases both maltier chocolate/light roasted notes as well as full on citrusy/piney hop flavours. A bitter ale with medium body and dry finish. This black ale blends the lines between stout and IPA. This imperial version has upped the amount of malts and hops offering bigger explosion of flavours.
Est. ABV: 8.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$32.49
An intensely flavoured, big, dark ale. Roasty, fruity, and bittersweet. Dark fruit flavours meld with roasty, burnt, coffee-like characteristics. Like a black barleywine with every dimension of flavour coming into play. Rich and complex with a variable amount of roasted grain, maltiness and fruity esters, hops, and alcohol. Aging affects intensity, balance and smoothness of aromatics and flavours.
Est. ABV: 10% | Recipe & Instructions
$32.99
A light and refreshing Irish-style pale blonde ale. Simple and quenching. Light grain and bread flavours and aromas are combined with fruity and floral notes from the hops and yeast. A tasty beer with emphasis on drinkability.
Est. ABV: 5.1% | Recipe & Instructions
$17.49
An easy-drinking ale. Malt-focused with an initial sweetness and a roasted dryness in the finish. Minimal hop flavour lets the malt flavours shine through. Slight roastiness, toast and toffee are among the tastes and aromas of this brew. Mild bitterness.
Est. ABV: 5% | Recipe & Instructions
$17.49
A dry and roasty stout. Easy drinking and plenty of flavour. Flavours of chocolate, roast, coffee, caramel and balanced with fruity yeast esters. Great everyday stout ale.
Est. ABV: 5.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$18.49
A clean, crisp, delicately balanced beer usually with very subtle fruit flavours and aromas. Subdued maltiness throughout leads to a pleasantly refreshing tang in the finish. To the untrained taster this style could easily be mistaken for a light lager, a somewhat subtle pilsner, or perhaps a blonde ale.
This style is an appellation protected by the Kolsch Konvention, and is restricted to the 20 or so breweries in and around Cologne. The Konvention simply defines the beer as a "light, highly attenuated, hop-accentuated, clear-fermenting Vollbier."
Smooth and crisp, medium-light bodied. Served in a tall, narrow 200ml glass called a "Stange."
This style is an appellation protected by the Kolsch Konvention, and is restricted to the 20 or so breweries in and around Cologne. The Konvention simply defines the beer as a "light, highly attenuated, hop-accentuated, clear-fermenting Vollbier."
Smooth and crisp, medium-light bodied. Served in a tall, narrow 200ml glass called a "Stange."
Est. ABV: 4.7% | Recipe & Instructions
$16.49
The simplest of all the ales. When you just want something to drink without having to think about it. A "lawnmower" beer. Great for summer after doing yard work. Subtle flavours, dry, refreshing and quenching.
Est. ABV: 4.1% | Recipe & Instructions
$12.99
Mild roasted grain aromas with a coffee-like character. Thick, creamy with medium sweetness. Oats add a subtle nutty, grainy flavour. Dark grains combine for milk chocolate, coffee and cream flavours. Full bodied, smooth, silky and a light oily slickness from the oatmeal.
Est. ABV: 5.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$18.99
This dessert porter is a mix of pumpkin pie and chocolate cake in your glass! Specialty malts provide a milk chocolatey profile which is combined with pumpkin spices (included) to make this a delicious, comforting, cold weather ale. An addition of lactose (milk sugar) creates a silky smooth, thick and luxurious mouthfeel and body. The right amount of hops balances the beer out for a bittersweet finish. Great for the holidays, sitting by the fire and a perfect pairing for festive meals!
Est. ABV: 6.7% | Recipe & Instructions
$30.49
Subtle grainy and spicy character with a moderate malty sweetness. Amber-reddish colour and medium to full bodied. Finish is crisp and the spicy rye flavours balance well a light citrusy note from the late boil addition American hops.
Est. ABV: 5.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$31.49
Brew with the rustic rye grain for refined flavours. Combining the peppery spice of the rye with the bright citrusy flavours of late boil addition American hops to create a complex ale.
Est. ABV: 6.7% | Recipe & Instructions
$30.99
A well hopped, fruity, dry and quenching blond ale. Flavours are a combination of fruity, spicy and floral with a supporting soft background malt flavour. Fruitiness is orange/lemon-like from the hops and yeast.
Est. ABV: 6.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$20.99
Featuring Amarillo/Simcoe flavour and aroma hops. Session IPA (or India Session Ale) is a lower ABV IPA, but with all of the hop goodness. The style is balanced for optimal aromatics, full-on hop flavour and a clean finish.
Est. ABV: 4% | Est. IBU: 50 | Recipe & Instructions
$30.49
Featuring Cascade & Centennial flavour and aroma hops. Session IPA (or India Session Ale) is a lower ABV IPA, but with all of the hop goodness. The style is balanced for optimal aromatics, full-on hop flavour and a clean finish.
Est. ABV: 4% | Est. IBU: 50 | Recipe & Instructions
$22.49
Featuring Chinook & Columbus flavour and aroma hops. Session IPA (or India Session Ale) is a lower ABV IPA, but with all of the hop goodness. The style is balanced for optimal aromatics, full-on hop flavour and a clean finish.
Est. ABV: 4% | Est. IBU: 50 | Recipe & Instructions
$21.99
A refreshing, sessionable summer drink. Brewed with premium two row for a light-bodied golden beer with fresh hay-like flavour. A late addition American hop lends a crisp bitterness and a bright citrus flavour & aroma, resulting in a beer with a very sunny disposition. Refreshing and flavourful without being heavy.
Est. ABV: 4.2% | Recipe & Instructions
$16.49
A very dark, sweet, full bodied, slightly roasty ale. Often tastes like sweetened espresso. Dark roasted grains and malts dominate the flavour and provide coffee and chocolate flavours. Hop bitterness is moderate. Body is a heavy sweetness and creaminess from the lactose. Balances out the bitterness and roasted character and lasts into the finish.
Est. ABV: 5.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$20.99
Aroma is coffee-like roast and hints of chocolate and floral/citrus hops. Flavour is roasted grain, vanilla coffee, chocolate, caramel, and a mild bitterness. Overall a very dark, roasty, creamy ale.
Toasted Oak Chips and Vanilla Beans give this Holiday Stout added complexity. Add both after fermentation is completed, age to taste (typically 1-2 weeks).
Toasted Oak Chips and Vanilla Beans give this Holiday Stout added complexity. Add both after fermentation is completed, age to taste (typically 1-2 weeks).
Est. ABV: 5.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$54.99
The American IPA started out on the West Coast for the access to citrusy, grapefruit, and pine flavoured hops. That was decades ago, and now the style is among the most popular craft beer styles. And for good reason. Amazing bright hops lead to a vast array of juicy hop flavours and bitterness. Also a style served best fresh, and you can't get any fresher than brewing your own!
Est. ABV: 7.5% | Recipe & Instructions
$31.49
A refreshing, elegant, tasty, moderate-strength wheat based ale. Pale straw in colour, this beer will be very cloudy from starch haze and yeast, which gives it a milky, whitish-yellow appearance. Dense, white, moussy head. A medium-light bodied ale with a smooth creaminess from the wheat, although finishes dry. Flavours are light, slightly grainy with wheat aromatics. Coriander and orange peel bring a citrusy orangey fruitiness.
Est. ABV: 4.8% | Recipe & Instructions
$21.99