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MaltMagnus supplies all-grain beer kits, malt, hops, yeast and brewing equipment, with recipe instructions to help homebrewers prepare and ferment their own beer.

Tip: include the full model number printed on your MaltMagnus label for the best match.

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MaltMagnus supplies all-grain beer kits, brewing ingredients and equipment for homebrewers and professional brewers.

Browse brewing instructions and recipe guides covering kit contents, equipment preparation, mashing, hop additions, fermentation and packaging. Always use the guide for your specific recipe, as temperatures and timings vary between kits.

Some recipes include BeerXML downloads on their official product pages. For product or order questions, email info@maltmagnus.se or visit MaltMagnus.

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Maltmagnus All Grain Malt Magnus Instructions

February 10, 2025
All Grain Malt Magnus Specifications: Product Name: DUNKEL Volume: 20 LITER Expected OG: 1.051 Expected FG: 1.010 Expected ABV: 5.4% Boil Time: 60 min Product Usage Instructions: Brew Day: Start…

MALTMAGNUS 20 Liter Hop Haze User Manual

February 22, 2024
MALTMAGNUS 20 Liter Hop Haze A tropical hazy NEIPA with Citra and loads of Mosaic. KIT CONTENT MALT: 4.20 kg Maris Otter | Extra Pale 1.00 kg Dextrin Malt 1.00…

MALTMAGNUS AY4 Röde Orm Dry Yeast User Manual

December 28, 2023
MALTMAGNUS AY4 Röde Orm Dry Yeast Important Importation A red ale with nice hoppy bitterness. Malty with toffee and caramel notes. Recipe made by our former co-worker Svante, former senior…

Rams Pale Ale 20 Liter Brewing Instructions

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Comprehensive brewing instructions for the Rams Pale Ale 20 Liter all-grain beer kit by MaltMagnus. Includes ingredient list, equipment requirements, and step-by-step brewing and bottling procedures.

Wounded Knee IPA Brewing Instructions

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Step-by-step brewing instructions for the Wounded Knee IPA all-grain beer kit by MaltMagnus. Includes ingredient list, mash, boil, and bottling steps.

Unusual Stout 20 Liter Homebrewing Kit Instructions

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Detailed step-by-step instructions for brewing the Unusual Stout 20-liter all-grain beer kit from MaltMagnus. Learn about kit contents, mash, boil, fermentation, and bottling steps for a rich stout with chocolate…

BEST Altbier 20 Liter Homebrewing Kit Instructions

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Comprehensive instructions for brewing a 20-liter batch of BEST Altbier using the Maltmagnus homebrewing kit. Includes ingredient lists, step-by-step brewing process, mashing, boiling, fermentation, and carbonation guidance.

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  • Where can I find instructions for my MaltMagnus beer kit?

    Browse this category for the guide matching your kit name and batch size. Check the recipe details before brewing, since temperatures and hop schedules differ between kits.

  • Are BeerXML recipe files available?

    Several MaltMagnus kit guides state that BeerXML files can be downloaded from the corresponding product page at maltmagnus.se for use with software such as Brewfather.

  • What equipment do I need for an all-grain kit?

    The listed 20-liter kits generally require all-grain brewing equipment, a kettle capable of boiling 25–29 liters of wort, sparge-water heating equipment, fermentation equipment, cleaner, sanitizer and bottling or kegging equipment. Check your kit guide for exact requirements.

  • How can I contact MaltMagnus about an order or return?

    Email info@maltmagnus.se or reply to your order confirmation email. MaltMagnus advises contacting it before returning a product if you are unsure whether it can be returned or refunded.

  • Can I use the same fermentation temperature for every kit?

    No. Use the temperature specified in your recipe. The supplied guides include different fermentation temperatures for different kits, including 12°C for Dunkel, 20°C for several ales and 25°C for Raspberry Sour.