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Old 12-16-2012, 04:35 AM   #1
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Default All-Grain - A Midnight in Hell (Habanero Wheat Beer)

Hey guys I just wanted to get your thoughts on this dark wheat beer with a little bit of heat to it. This has the possibility of being my first all grain brew so any thoughts are greatly appreciated.

A Midnight in Hell

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5 lbs 2-row malt
2.5 lbs Midnight Wheat malt
2.5 lbs Wheat malt
2 lbs biscuit malt

1 oz Tettnang Hop Pellets
1 oz Saaz Hop Pellets

Wyeast 3333 German Wheat

2 Habanero peppers in secondary


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Old 12-16-2012, 05:10 AM   #2
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I think it sounds like a plan! Sounds pretty good. Are you going to cut the habaneros up or leave them whole? I have a bwer im calling Midnight in Vermont in secondary right now, pretty close to that but trade the peppers for maple syrup


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Thanks for the reply! I think I'll cut them up so it's easier to take them out. Your Version sounds amazing also. Tell me how it turns out.
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I ask because I imagine cutting them up will have a huge difference in the heat you get. And I will let you know how mine is. My first time playing with midnight wheat
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Should I put them in whole to get more heat or does cutting them up produce more heat?
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Definately cutting them up will give you more
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I hear people freeze fruit whenever they make a fruit beer. it somehow helps with breaking cells or something that to get more sugar. Should I freeze them?
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I wouldnt think you would need to, when are you adding them?
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Definitely secondary for 2 weeks
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freeze them, chop them and soak them in just enough vodka to immerse them for sanitation. i am a huge fan of spicy food, but i think your habaneros will be overwhelming. even if you like the flavor/heat, it will probably dominate at that level. i'd start with one and go from there...


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