MORGANS ULTRA PREMIUM BEER KIT INSTRUCTIONS

Read these instructions carefully and in full before you start. The preparation process is essentially the same for all beer types, but the amounts of sugar and water are different for the various types. Morgans Beer kits are very easy to use. The most important thing is to ensure that everything you use is absolutely clean.

1. Please read instructions thoroughly before starting.

2. Clean all equipment prior to starting, preferably with a none-rinse sanitiser.

3. Place can in warm water so that the extract inside loosens.

4. Pour 2L of hot water into your fermenter, add contents of can & 1kg of Brewing Sugar, Spray Malt or Liquid Malt or Morgans Master Malts to fermentation vessel.

5. Add cold water to make total contents up to 23L & stir thoroughly. Morgans kits do not require any boiling due to the unique kettling process.

6. Remove Yeast sachet from the cap & empty into vessel, we advise stirring for 30 seconds.

7. Optional - Instead of adding 250g Brewing Sugar you can add 200g of Brewing Sugar & 200g of Spray Malt for an even better taste.

8. Ensure fermenter is sealed tightly & add Airlock.

9. Allow the brew to ferment at a constant temperature of between 22-30c (ideally 25c) until specific gravity reaches 1.005 & is constant over a 2 day period.

10. Fermentation can take up to 5 working days at a constant 25c but will take longer at a lower temperature.

11. Please do not move onto bottling until fermentation is complete, this may lead to over gassed bottles & poor brew quality.

12. Please ensure bottles are sanitised before use, preferably using a none-rinse sanitiser.

13. Add 6g of sugar to each 750ml bottle or 3g to each 375ml bottle, filling to one inch from the top, Alternatively use 1 carbonation drop for 375/500ml & 2 drops for 750ml.

14. Allow bottles to stand at room temperature of 22-30c for 5 days to allow beer to fully carbonate. Allow another 10 days at room temperature to fully mature. The finished beer will continue to improve with further ageing.

Observe the following rules to avoid the risk of exploding bottles or kegs:

• Use only pressure-resistant and reusable beer bottles free from scratches and cracks.
• Do not rely solely on a fixed fermentation time or the bubbling of the airlock. Always measure the initial and final density of the beer.
• Never add too much sugar when bottling.
• During the second fermentation, store bottles and kegs in a separate, closed room, with a stable temperature and preferably not in busy areas.
• Never store filled beer bottles or kegs where they are exposed to direct sunlight.