Crazy hop aromas, restrained bitterness, and a soft, creamy mouthfeel the NEIPA is the New England IPA done right. This is the style that changed the way the world thinks about hop-forward beer: less about aggressive bitterness and more about layered tropical aroma, juicy citrus flavour, and a smooth, hazy finish that keeps you wanting more. Brewed with 125g of hop additions across the boil and as dry-hops directly into the wort, and built on a generous 3.7kg blend of Pilsner, Lager, and Wheat malt extracts, this kit delivers the bold, prominent, fruity aromas the style is famous for with a beautiful soft haze in the glass and a mouthfeel that’s almost pillowy.

Why brewers love this kit

The NEIPA has a reputation for being one of the most rewarding styles to brew at home — the hop aroma is so vivid and the flavour so expressive that the result consistently surprises people. This kit leans into what makes the style special: a heavy hand with the hops, a soft wheat malt base for body and haze, and a British Ale Yeast that ferments cleanly while leaving room for the hops to shine.

What’s in the box

Each kit contains required malt extracts, hop additions (for both boil and dry-hop additions), and a British Ale Yeast — all pre-measured and ready for brew day. Full step-by-step instructions and precise measurements are included in the box.

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Tasting notes

Appearance: Hazy light golden amber with a dense, creamy white head — exactly what the style calls for.

Aroma: Juicy tropical mango and passionfruit, sweet oranges and peaches, with mild herbal and pine-resin notes. Bold, prominent, and impossible to ignore.

Mouthfeel: Soft and rounded with a medium body, a smooth, creamy texture, and a long, lingering finish.

Perfect for

• IPA lovers who want the full tropical hop experience without the harsh bitterness of a West Coast style
• Home brewers ready to explore one of craft beer’s most exciting styles using a proven, well-designed kit
• Anyone who’s tried a great NEIPA at a craft bar and thought “I want to brew that” — this is the kit

A great gift idea for craft beer fans

The NEIPA is one of the most talked-about styles in craft brewing right now, and brewing your own is genuinely exciting. This kit delivers the aromas and flavours that make the style so popular, in a format that’s very achievable at home. Pair it with a starter equipment pack for a complete and thoughtful gift.

FAQ's

What causes the haze in a New England IPA?

The characteristic haze in a NEIPA comes from the interaction of hops, yeast, and the protein content of the wheat malt during fermentation. It’s completely intentional and is a hallmark of the style don’t try to filter or fine it out. The haze actually carries flavour compounds that contribute to the soft, rounded mouthfeel the style is known for.

What does the Wheat malt extract contribute?

The wheat malt in this kit adds a soft, smooth body and subtle sweetness that makes the beer feel full and satisfying despite the relatively modest ABV. It also contributes to the characteristic haze of the NEIPA style. Together with the Pilsner and Lager malts, it creates the clean, light base that lets the hop aromas take centre stage without any malt distraction.

How much beer does this kit make?

This kit produces 21 litres — enough for approximately 28 × 750ml longnecks or 55 × 330ml stubbies. NEIPAs are best enjoyed fresh, so work through them while the hop aromas are at their most vivid.

Is this kit suitable for someone new to home brewing?

Yes while the hop bill is more generous than a standard kit, the process is still very manageable and the instructions walk you through every step clearly. The main things to follow carefully are the hop addition timings and the dry-hop process, both of which are fully covered in the box. The results genuinely reward the extra attention.

How long does it take from brew day to drinking?

Around 2–3 weeks in total. Fermentation takes approximately 7–10 days at 18–23°C (including the dry-hop period), followed by at least a week of bottle conditioning. Unlike West Coast IPAs that can improve with time, NEIPAs are best enjoyed fresh the tropical hop character is most vivid in the first few weeks after bottling.