It may look like a blonde ale, but it drinks closer to a roasty stout. What is it? It's Trying to Decide Blonde Stout! This innovative beer starts with a light base, adding flaked oats and barley to give added body and richness. A few small hop additions balance out the malt profile. However, it is the cocoa nibs and coffee added after primary fermentation that gives this beer dark, roasted notes that make it drink like a stout. Your mind and taste buds might be confused as you sip down a light beer that tastes like a stout! An interesting new development in beer, the blonde stout, also known as a white stout or ivory stout, is a fun new beer to try brewing, and we are proud to bring you this kit to try it yourself!
| Yeast Option | None - I have my own yeast or Omega Yeast OYL-015 Scottish Ale or Imperial Yeast A31 Tartan or White Labs WLP028 Edinburgh Ale or Wyeast 1728 Scottish Ale or Safale S-04 English Ale Dry Yeast |
| Crush Beer Kit Grains? | Yes or No |
| Kit Yield | 5 Gallons |
| Alcohol by Volume | 5.2 - 7.0% |
| Approximate ABV | Medium (6 - 8%) |
| IBUs | 32 - 37 |
| Beer Styles | Blonde Ale, Porter / Stout |
| SRM | 4-6 |
| Starting Gravity | 1.057 - 1.068 |
| Final Gravity | 1.015 - 1.018 |
| Yeast Starter | Yes |
| Beer Kit Type | All-Grain |
BRTryingtoDecideBlondeStoutAG.pdf
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