First real wheat beer got did today.
Its super pale, and should be roughly 5.2%ABV when done, making it a little heavier than most wheats, but screw it.. Its winter.. We need heat, and the liquid jacket alcohol gives you can stave off chill cheaper than turning up the thermostat. :)
So, here it is.. The recipe as we brewed today: (5.5Gal batch)
7 Lbs German malted wheat
2.5 Lbs Vienna malt
2 Lbs Domestic 2-row
1 Oz Tettnanger, 45 Minutes
1.11 Oz Czech Saaz, 15 Minutes.
Pitched a dry package of Danstar Nottingham yeast.
Hopefully, we should be able to get this to the keg, and drinkable within 2 to 3 weeks!
The malted wheat smells awesome, but its a totally different smell than the barley when crushed. I'm pretty excited to see what this "light" beer tastes like.
-Jason
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