Yuengling Clone Recipe Kit

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Yuengling Clone Recipe Kit

Our tribute to an America Original Well balanced, gently hopped, with Crystal and Amber malts for a touch of roasted sweetness. This beer will work well as an ale, before purchasing Lager Yeast please have an understanding of principles of lagering, as well as the proper equipment necessary.

Yield: 5 Gallons

Original Gravity: 1.059

Final Gravity: 1.015

Color / SRM : 18.02

Alcohol by Volume: 5.75%

IBU (anticipated, alpha acids can fluctuate): 20

Specialty Grains: Munich, Crystal 120L, Amber

Hops: HBU Pack, Cascade

Recipe Includes: Liquid Malt, Specialty Grains in a grain bag & Hops

View The Yuengling Clone Recipe Kit Instructions here.

Great beer

I decided to brew this because I love Yuengling beer but live in Texas. Easy to follow recipe, I'm still what you consider a newbie. It took two weeks to ferment 1 week to force carbonate. I brought some to my coworkers and they can't get enough of it. I thought it was a little more flavorful than the original. Overall I feel that this is the best home brew I have ever made. Will definitely order again.

Reviewed by: miguel from us on 6/4/2020

Better than the original Yuengling

This is a very tasty lager. Smooth to drink. I have brewed this recipe 8 times and have another ordered. Wonderful beer for friends.

Reviewed by: Larry Allen from USA on 12/11/2019

Bullseye

Just kegged this & I must say - It is SPOT ON. Well done guys.

Reviewed by: Dave from USA on 2/15/2019

BEST BEER I'VE EVER MADE!

This has got to be my most flavorful and smooth-drinking beer I have ever made. BTW: I used Safale04 for the yeast. Ordering more kits today!

Reviewed by: MARY THOMAS from on 7/17/2018

Smooth easy drinking

Great everyday beer. Much more flavor than a light lager commercial beer. Easy to make, may try with ale yeast. Did 2 batches , all mash and partial , both lager, yum.

Reviewed by: Bill Aldridge from on 4/12/2018

Excellent Lager!

This was my first attempt at a lager. I can say that it was worth the work and the wait. I'm getting rave reviews from my friends about this beer. Will be brewing this one again...and again...and again. Thanks AIH!

Reviewed by: Dale Harmon from on 10/10/2017

Brings a tear to my eye

I grew up in the Northeast and figured Yuengling was as available as Bud light around the world. How wrong I was... I moved to Kansas City to discover that Yuengling is an East Coast regional brew. The moment I started bottling my first batch and smelled that sweet aroma, I was flooded with memories of good times spent with the guys. The first bottle I popped open was... meh. Give it at least three weeks in the bottle to quell that green bite and share it with a friend. You wont' be able to tell it was a clone. This will be one of my homebrew staples from now on being that its a great price and the mellow flavor and relatively low alcohol makes this a great "every day" beer.

Reviewed by: Juanmiguel Serrano from on 2/15/2017

Perfect Beer

Perfect beer for chilling after work on a cold winters night. Much better than the mass produced bottle.

Reviewed by: michael timmerman from on 2/5/2017

Hello Summer

This clone is the real deal. Smooth as can be, refreshing and satisfying. A must for the summer months to come!

Reviewed by: Dallas Powers from on 5/24/2016

Yuengling Ale

Cracked my first bottle of this batch and it is great. Flavor is so good. I had to do this as an ale but was not disappointed. Will order this again. Thanks AIH!

Reviewed by: Jeremy Ross from on 3/22/2016

A really good recipe

First off, allow to me to state that I did not ferment this kit as a lager -- I used Wyeast 1056 and fermented at ale temperature. (I am relatively new to brewing and do not have the necessary setup to tackle lagering just yet.) But I am happy to report that this kit still produced an absolutely outstanding beer. The taste was extremely reminiscent of Yuengling, but it had a somewhat fuller, more robust mouthfeel. Also, there was a bit more of a pronounced hop finish to the aftertaste which I really enjoyed. And the aroma was fantastic. I already have plans to brew another batch.

Reviewed by: Keith from on 3/16/2016

Yuengling rules

This beer kit has made me sure of two things; Lagering is worth the time, trouble, and expense and five gallons is definitely not a big enough batch of beer! I made this Thanksgiving week following the instructions closely and using White Labs 830 lager yeast. I made a 1 liter starter 48 hours before brewing. I had just purchased a “scratch-and-dent” freezer at Home Depot and a thermostat control for it locally. This was my first lager attempt and I took the time and effort to do it right, closely following the lagering instructions here on the AIH site. It’s now March and I’ve just tapped it. OMG it’s awesome! I’ve since graduated to all-grain brewing and really enjoy my ale’s, but nothing compares to the smooth, clean taste of this Yuengling kit. It’s not exact, but I love it as much if not more than the original and I will surely be making this one again. If you’ve been waiting to get into lagering, just do it. You won’t be sorry. Happy brewing!

Reviewed by: Brian from on 3/14/2016

Perfection

Been brewing for a couple years now and just started to keg. Used this kit for our first kegging experience. It turned out perfect!!!!! Beer lasted less than a week. Thanks AIH. You guys nailed it with this one.

Reviewed by: Ryan Veldboom from on 1/28/2015

Excellent kit and taste. The whole block agrees

We appreciate the packaging and quality ingredients. The whole block agrees that this is as close to the real thing as we are going to get anywhere. Time to start another batch!!

Reviewed by: Martin Patterson from on 12/26/2014

Sweet!

This is an awesome kit. Being a Pennsylvania native, I can attest to the popularity of this beer. This is worth brewing, and it will appeal to all beer drinkers. Enjoy!

Reviewed by: Pieman from on 9/30/2014

Q: My husband loved yuengling. I was think of getting the brew kit. What do I actually need. Lots of options.

Asked by: Kristin Rook - 11/17/2020

A: The kit includes the needed hops, steeping grains and a bag, and the malt extract. yeast would be the main Brew-day requirement he would need to produce the batch when it arrives. Any of the given options in the yeast drop down menu will work. The other items are all optional add ons

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Answer provided by: Aaron (11/17/2020)

Q: I’m new to home brewing and do not have 5 gallon equipment. Can this be done as a 3 gallon batch? Thanks

Asked by: Bob - 8/24/2020

A: the recipe is a bit tough to split to 3 gallons, you can use the recipe sheet offered in the description to scale the ingredients down, and order them a la cart as the best recommendation for a 3 gallon batch

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Answer provided by: Aaron (8/24/2020)

Q: The Yuengling clone directions included say to pitch yeast dry at 70F. The Q&A page online said it should be brewed as a traditional lager and use a yeast stater. When making the stater, do you used the LME that came with the kit or do I need to purchase additional ? Do you recommend racking into secondary fermenter then taking the temperature from 65F to 35F in 5 deg increments each day?

Asked by: Don - 6/13/2020

A: The kit can be brewed with lager or ale yeast for a good finished result, but commercially would be made using lager yeast. A starter is always a great idea when working with lagers to limit risk of a stuck fermentation. The step -down method can be used to slowly lower the batch to lagerign temps for a few weeks.

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Answer provided by: Aaron (6/14/2020)

Q: Besides this kit---what else would I need other than recommended yeast??

Asked by: Jonathan Miller - 2/12/2020

A: If you plan on bottling you will need priming sugar. Other than yeast of all the other add ons are optional.

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Answer provided by: Lauren Acton (2/12/2020)

Q: I'm going to order this kit with the 810 lager yeast. I understand I will have to do a starter. Will one yeast packet be enough for this kit?

Asked by: Trevor Wahlen - 1/31/2019

A: If building a yeast starter prior to brew day 1 packet would work fine

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Answer provided by: Aaron (2/1/2019)

Q: How close is the flavor brewing this as an ale, and does it come with instructions?

Asked by: Scott - 1/25/2019

A: the ale strains used will keep the yeast profile clean and neutral and is a good option if the brewer doesn't have the ability to make a true lager. A full set of instructions and ingredient list do ship with the order when it heads out

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Answer provided by: Aaron (1/25/2019)

Q: I recently ordered a Yuengling extract kit and a Octoberfest extract kit. I unpacked the kits and have all of my hops for the Octoberfest but I have an extra 4 HBU and do not have the cluster hops needed for the Yuengling. Am I supposed to use the 4 HBU hops in place of the cluster hops?

Asked by: Bruce Tappe - 1/22/2019

A: The $HBU pack is now being used in place of the Cluster hops so this can be used as a direct sub in that recipe

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Answer provided by: Aaron (1/23/2019)

Q: There are 3 lager yeast listed, which of the lager yeasts would be recommended to make it closest to Yuengling?

Asked by: Justin - 9/2/2018

A: the lager options would be them ost true to the style, and the three options available are all very similar in terms of profile for the end product. I like touse either 810 or 2124 myself

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Answer provided by: Aaron (9/4/2018)

Q: is the lme supplied in 2x 3 lb cans?

Asked by: william - 6/25/2018

A: this varies a bit based on the availabilty of our containers, it will likely be in 1-6lb container at this time

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Answer provided by: Aaron (6/25/2018)

Q: How long is the process from brew day to pour date?

Asked by: Doug - 2/17/2018

A: if bottled, 4-5 weeks

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Answer provided by: Aaron (2/17/2018)

Q: If using Saflager S-23 dry Yeast, is 1 pack enough or do I need to make a starter?

Asked by: Scott Garland - 1/16/2018

A: a starter is always reccomended and would be a great idea for this batch. The S-23 along would work well but the starter limits risk of sluggish and stalled fermenter

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Answer provided by: Aaron (1/17/2018)

Q: What is the batch size? I have a 3 gallon carboy

Asked by: Dan - 12/29/2017

A: The recipe produces a 5 gallon batch

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Answer provided by: Aaron (12/29/2017)

Q: When I made this it came out very dark. If I steep the grains for less time (20mins)would that lighten the color? Would that affect the final out come taste wise.

Asked by: Ben - 6/8/2016

A: Hi there, I wouldn't recommend steeping the grains for less time then it states in the instructions. It will make your brew lighter in color but will also affect the flavor negatively. Thanks

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Answer provided by: Kenny (7/7/2016)

Q: does the kit come with yeast? or do I purchase it separately? it's not on the options to add to the order...

Asked by: Francisco Santana - 3/24/2016

A: Yeast is not included. The recipe recommends a white labs California ale, wyeast American ale or a safale-05 dry yeast.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (3/29/2016)

Q: Which yeast would be best?

Asked by: Patrick - 2/27/2016

A: You can use either white labs wlp001, wyeast 1056 or safale 05(dry). Any of these yeasts would work well.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (3/3/2016)

Q: Can I get detailed lagering instructionst?

Asked by: Mike - 12/27/2015

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Q: For the yuengling clone, partial extract kit. You are giving options for an ale and or a lager yeast, why and which is prefered since yuengling is a lager???

Asked by: Tony Crosbie - 8/31/2015

A: If you can ferment around 55F the lager yeast will work best. If you can only ferment around 68F the ale yeast will be your best option.

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Answer provided by: Robert (8/31/2015)

Q: What yeast are most people using?

Asked by: Jack - 8/11/2015

A: As an ale, Wyeast 1056 American Ale Yeast would be my preference. As a lager, I would recommend White Labs 840 American Lager.

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Answer provided by: Carson (8/11/2015)

Q: Is this kit better with an ale yeast or lager yeast?

Asked by: Kat - 3/21/2015

A: This beer is traditionally a lager, so it is best fermented in that fashion. You will need more extensive equipment and expertise to properly lager.

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Answer provided by: Carson (3/22/2015)

Q: What type of yeast is used?

Asked by: BARBARA ACKER - 7/4/2014

A: The yeast variety is dependent on if you are going to lager or ale the beer. Our shipping department will then select the correct strain for you.

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Answer provided by: Robert (7/7/2014)

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Yuengling Clone Recipe Kit

Q: My husband loved yuengling. I was think of getting the brew kit. What do I actually need. Lots of options.

Q: I’m new to home brewing and do not have 5 gallon equipment. Can this be done as a 3 gallon batch? Thanks

Q: Besides this kit---what else would I need other than recommended yeast??

Q: I'm going to order this kit with the 810 lager yeast. I understand I will have to do a starter. Will one yeast packet be enough for this kit?

Q: How close is the flavor brewing this as an ale, and does it come with instructions?

Q: I recently ordered a Yuengling extract kit and a Octoberfest extract kit. I unpacked the kits and have all of my hops for the Octoberfest but I have an extra 4 HBU and do not have the cluster hops needed for the Yuengling. Am I supposed to use the 4 HBU hops in place of the cluster hops?

Q: There are 3 lager yeast listed, which of the lager yeasts would be recommended to make it closest to Yuengling?

Q: is the lme supplied in 2x 3 lb cans?

Q: How long is the process from brew day to pour date?

Q: If using Saflager S-23 dry Yeast, is 1 pack enough or do I need to make a starter?

Q: What is the batch size? I have a 3 gallon carboy

Q: When I made this it came out very dark. If I steep the grains for less time (20mins)would that lighten the color? Would that affect the final out come taste wise.

Q: does the kit come with yeast? or do I purchase it separately? it's not on the options to add to the order...

Q: Which yeast would be best?

Q: Can I get detailed lagering instructionst?

Q: For the yuengling clone, partial extract kit. You are giving options for an ale and or a lager yeast, why and which is prefered since yuengling is a lager???

Q: What yeast are most people using?

Q: Is this kit better with an ale yeast or lager yeast?

Q: What type of yeast is used?

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