Attenuation: 69-75%
Flocculation: Medium
Optimal Temp Range: 62-72F
Alcohol Tolerance: 12%

Manufactured by Fermentap the FermWrap™ heater is used to gently heat fermentations. Use tape to adhere this flexible heating wrap directly to your fermenter. Depending on your configuration and insulation, you can increase the temperature of your ferment

Cabernet Sauvignon has a remarkable concentration of tannins, pigments and flavor pigments that will produce deeply colored rigorous wines whose bouquet will only improve with age.

Merlot is a medium acid wine that is soft and mild and is easy to drink when it is young. It is also a popular grape for blending.

Pinot Noir produces a heavily perfumed wine with scents of earth, spice, cherries, strawberries, herbs and raspberries when ripe. It is a light to medium bodied wine, with high acidity that can age well.

 Chardonnay is the most common and well known variety of white grape in wine production today. The most prominent flavor in Chardonnay wine comes from oak used in the wine production process. Other flavors and aromas include fruit, lemon, melon, grass, an

Riesling is a white grape variety which originated in the Rhine region. It is an aromatic grape variety displaying flowery, almost perfumed, aromas as well as high acidity. It is used to make dry, semi-sweet, sweet, and sparkling white wines.

The primary fruit flavors of Sauvignon Blanc are lime, green apple, passion fruit and white peach. Depending on how ripe the grapes are when the wine is made, the flavor will range from zesty lime to flowery peach. 

Hop Type: Dual-Purpose
Origin: United States
Alpha Acid: 15-19%
Common Styles: Pale Ale, IPA

Lucky Leprechaun features 3 different roasted malts that work together to create a rich and tasty harmony of chocolate and coffee-like roast. Balanced by delicate English hops that allow the malts to shine. Fermented with Irish ale yeast originating from

Roasty and malty, this ruby-hued traditional Irish Red is always a crowd pleaser and is sure to become a regular in your homebrew rotation. Slainte!