Simply IPA Beer Kit

Simply IPA Beer Kit – Homebrew Beer Kits

The Simply IPA kit is one of those no-fuss beer kits that still gives you a proper punchy pint.

If you want an IPA with good hop character but don’t feel like juggling a full all-grain brew day, this kit lands in a sweet spot— easy to put together, and surprisingly solid once it’s poured into a glass.

Great for beginners, but honestly, plenty of experienced brewers keep these on hand for quick batches.

Simply IPA Beer Kit – Taste, Aroma & What to Expect

The Simply IPA beer kit leans into a clean, bright hop profile. Think citrus and a little pine, backed up by a light-to-medium malt body so it doesn’t feel thin but stays really drinkable. Bitterness is firm without being harsh—more “classic British-style IPA bite” than modern haze-bomb bitterness. If you ferment this one cool and steady, you end up with a crisp, refreshing IPA that still has enough oomph to feel like a proper craft brew.

What You Need to Brew It

Nothing complicated—just the typical homebrew setup:

• Fermenter (23L capacity or larger)
• Airlock and bung
• Steriliser/sanitiser
• Kettle or large pot (to dissolve the extract)
• Sugar, spraymalt, or brewing enhancer (check your preferred fermentable)
• Bottles or a kegging system

Product Specifications

• Style: IPA
• Approx. ABV: Around 4–5% (depends on fermentable used)
• Body: Medium
• Bitterness: Firm, classic IPA bitterness
• Yeast Included: Yes
• Kit Weight: 1.8 kg
• Final Volume: ~23 litres
• Ready To Drink: Usually 3–4 weeks
• Additional Ingredients Needed: Sugar/Dextrose or Brew Enhancer

A Brewer’s Tip

If you want a bit more hop aroma, dry-hop this kit with 20–30g of your favourite IPA-friendly hop—Cascade, Citra, Amarillo, whatever you like. Just toss it in once fermentation slows down. It’s a small tweak that makes the kit feel way more “craft brewery” without any extra hassle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to add sugar or malt extract?
Yep—you’ll need fermentables. Dextrose works fine, but a light dry malt extract or brew enhancer gives better body and flavour.

How long does fermentation take?
Usually around 7–10 days, depending on temperature. Let it finish fully before bottling to avoid over-carbonation.

Can I keg this instead of bottling?
Absolutely. It kegs really nicely, and carbonation feels smoother if you’re set up for CO₂.