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Introducing the brand new Mangrove Jack's Craft Series Beer Kit - Juicy Session IPA Limited Edition
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The new limited edition Mangrove Jacks Craft Series beer kit Juicy Session IPA has just been launched, and to ensure you enjoy it at it's best, for a very limited time we are offering a 1.2 kg pouch of liquid malt extract for just £1 (RRP £5.99)! SORRY OFFER NOW ENDED - JUICY IPA IN STOCK NOW!
https://www.home-brew-online.com/beer-kits-c1/mangrove-jacks-craft-series-beer-kit-juicy-session-ipa-le-p3622
The trend of a juicy, tropical fruit flavoured IPA is everywhere in the craft beer scene, and for the first time it’s now available in a malt extract kit. About the beer kit:
https://www.home-brew-online.com/beer-kits-c1/mangrove-jacks-craft-series-beer-kit-juicy-session-ipa-le-p3622
The trend of a juicy, tropical fruit flavoured IPA is everywhere in the craft beer scene, and for the first time it’s now available in a malt extract kit. About the beer kit:
- Limited Edition Juicy Session IPA
- A soft and refreshing drink with a smooth mouthfeel, juicy citrus and tropical fruit aromas, finished with a delicate bitterness.
- Yeast: M44 US West Coast
- Hops: Citra
- Bitterness: 3/5
- IBU: 22-28
- ABV Approx: 4.8%
- Makes: 23 Litres / 40 pints
- Requires 1.2 kg liquid malt extract adding to make - see Home Brew Online item number 125011
- Equipment required to make (not included)
*Limited time only
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The potential downside is that if there is no suspended yeast in the beer when bottled, when you add priming sugar or carbonation drops, there is no/much less sugar to create secondary fermentation in the bottles so your carbonation may take much longer or be much lower than usual. We have a guide to clearing/reducing sediment here with more info if of any interest:
https://homebrewonline.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/457/cloudy-brew-sediment-a-guide-to-reducing-sediment-clearing#latest