Do they make ginger beer
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They make a ginger ale that is similar to Canada Dry (regular and diet versions). It's actually quite good. That's the only ginger product of which I am aware.
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In my opinion this was not a hoppy beer. This beer was simply delightful and I made a second batch. The kit was easy to use. I made the second batch from their Recipe book. You can always use less hops because the hops are in separate envelop.
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Nope - not that I remember...A good recipe = 1/2 lime - 2 oz vodka & Ginger Beer (I prefer the non-alcoholic) - 4 to 6 oz and plenty of ice.
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I cannot remember...it was two years ago that I bought this kit. It was not a heavy dark beer tho. Sorry for the lame answer.
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Yes, according to the Bob's Red Mill site, where there is a recipe (I've never tried to make it). In addition, a Google search shows several recipes, including for bread machines. Hope this helps!
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No, it only comes with the beer ingredients. You will need to get all of the equipment separately.
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Joseph, Yes it does. Hoping in the future they'll offer Cane Sugar like other manufacturers are doing. Here's the link to the full nutrition content. http://www.dpsgproductfacts.com/product/HIRES_ROOT_BEER_12
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I purchased the extract for my daughter, who wanted to make root beer cookies. Sorry I don't know the answer. Good luck
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Yes, this would be great in a ginger beer. It is a very good fit for the ginger mead that I've made before...
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I only buy the ginger beer light...not the tonic, but I can tell you that the 16.9 oz bottles of the light ginger beer are 35 calories per serving (2 servings per bottle)
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Yes it will. There are many different types of yeast and they like different conditions and give different flavors to the final product. Using the Champagne yeast will definitely give the ginger beer a better flavor. The bread yeast will give a bready (funky flavor). The champagne yeast will give a much cleaner flavor - if you don't want alcohol in your ginger beer, make sure you refrigerate the soda after sufficient carbonation has been achieved in order to kill off the yeast.
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I used it for ginger beer and the bottles exploded a few months later in my pantry. I would suggest getting a devise (hydrometer for beer and wine tasting) that checks the intensity of the carbonation. I will get one before I do it again. The bottles that survived were very good and had bubbles like champagne.
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No, You can use recipe kits or use your own ingredients. This is the basic setup you would need to brew two-stage beer, the plastic is the primary fermenter and the glass (carboy) is the secondary fermenter. Two-stage brewing results in a more conditioned clearer beer. Salute!
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Thank you for the question mate. Ginger Ale and Ginger Beer are very different. Bundaberg Ginger Beer has a delicious and crisp taste. It even has little pieces of ginger in it. It definitely has a Kangaroo Kick. :)APCTeam
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No you can brew your own beer from start to finish with this kit. There is nothing else that needs to be purchased to make the beer. Just make sure you follow the instructions correctly and you will be fine on brewing your own beer.
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I've only ever used the ones made with natural sugar like Ginger Ale and I found it very good.
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It is suppose to make a 5 gallon batch. I just made this brew last month and was 6 bottles short of 2 cases (12 oz bottles) which I was a little bummed about. It may have been something I did wrong, but we measured carefully and felt suprised when we were bottling and came up short. The month prior we made: True Brew Bavarian Hefeweizen (also available at Amazon, and also a 5 gallon kit). We got 2.5 cases and it was delicious. It has a slight citrus undertone. It turned out very nicely. Give it a try.