Stargate Stout | Extract Recipe Kit | 5 Gallons
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The short version before the full profile, ingredients, and process notes below.
Complete the brew day:
One sip of Stargate Stout will lock in the code to an interstellar gateway and transport you through a cosmos of dark malt flavor. As you travel the void you'll notice the absence of chocolate and black patent malts found in other stouts. This dark matter draught is clean with balanced bitterness.
- Liquid Malt Extract
- 1 x 8 lb pouch
- Pellet Hops
- Northern Brewer
- Goldings
- Steeping Grains
- Munich
- Carapils
- Roasted Barley
- Maltodextrin
- Grain Steeping Bag
- Wort Clarifier
- CellarScience CALI Yeast
- Priming Sugar is NOT Included
Beer Stats:
- OG: 1.060
- SRM: 43
- IBUs: 42
- ABV: 5.9%
Fermentation Requirements
- Fermenter: Use a clean, sanitized fermenter with enough headspace for a healthy 5 gallon fermentation.
- Temperature control: Keep fermentation steady and follow the yeast or instruction-sheet temperature guidance for the cleanest result.
- Packaging: Confirm fermentation is complete before bottling or kegging, then package carefully to avoid oxygen pickup.
Brewing Notes for Best Results
- Steep specialty grains gently: Hold the steeping range steady and avoid squeezing the grain bag hard, which can pull extra tannin into the wort.
- Add extract carefully: Remove the kettle from direct heat while stirring in malt extract so it dissolves cleanly without scorching on the bottom of the kettle.
- Ferment cleanly: Stable fermentation temperature matters as much as the ingredient bill. Keep the fermenter in the yeast’s recommended range for a cleaner, more predictable beer.
- Package with care: Confirm final gravity is stable before bottling or kegging, then minimize splashing and oxygen exposure to protect malt and hop character.
Helpful Bottling & Kegging Add-Ons
- Bottling this batch? Add powdered dextrose priming sugar so you are ready on packaging day.
- Use our Priming Sugar Calculator to dial in the right amount of sugar for your beer volume, temperature, and carbonation target.
- Kegging instead? Use our Beer Carbonation Chart & Keg Serving Pressure Calculator to choose the right CO₂ pressure for your serving temperature and carbonation level.