Where can I get a rye ale extract kit?

[alfajerry]

I made the Mangrove Jack's Rye IPA (Rye IPA - Limited Edition) which I really liked.
They don't do it anymore.
Anyone know where I can get something similar?
The Yanks seem to go for this sort of beer:
https://www.austinhomebrew.com/Extract-Rye-Ale-Kits_c_197.html

 

[Northern_Brewer]

I think the basic problem is that the UK isn't that into rye as an ingredient and AFAIK none of the British maltsers make a rye malt extract. I think the only people that do are Briess (CBW) so you'd need to find someone that deals with them and maybe get some in as a special order. But given the general logistics chaos at the moment, retailers seem to be using them less and less, your best bet is probably to do a simple brew-in-a-bag (BIAB) all-grain recipe (see eg here) such as one of the Malt Miller kits - Denny Conn's Wry Smile is pretty popular Stateside :

https://www.themaltmiller.co.uk/?s=rye+malt&search_id=1&post_type=product

 

[Sadfield]

Looking at the MJ kit, it's a medium bodied amber/red ipa that contains both barley and rye extract, plus extra fermentables (non-rye), you could probably emulate the recipe with all barley extract and a steep of crystal rye.

https://crispmalt.com/malts/crystal-rye-malt/

 

[alfajerry]

Thank you both, but I don't want to go beyond extract kits at the moment.

 

[MrRook]

I think the basic problem is that the UK isn't that into rye as an ingredient and AFAIK none of the British maltsers make a rye malt extract. I think the only people that do are Briess (CBW) so you'd need to find someone that deals with them and maybe get some in as a special order. But given the general logistics chaos at the moment, retailers seem to be using them less and less, your best bet is probably to do a simple brew-in-a-bag (BIAB) all-grain recipe (see eg here) such as one of the Malt Miller kits - Denny Conn's Wry Smile is pretty popular Stateside :

I brewed a batch of that with the Briess extract that turned out quite good.