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Old 08-20-2011, 06:31 AM   #11
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I'm at 1.012 now... I am contemplating just kegging tomorrow as it is already well bellow the FG of the recipe.
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Kegged yesterday around 4pm. First pour today around 3. Forced carbed for about 23 hours. Wasn't expecting miracles, but it will only get better, but it is already fantastic!!

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Time (Minutes): 60

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0.50 oz Warrior Pellet (17.2% Alpha) @ 15 Minutes (Boil) (0.1 oz/Gal)
0.50 oz Warrior Pellet (17.2% Alpha) @ 5 Minutes (Boil) (0.1 oz/Gal)
question: no bittering hops? traditionally witbiers only have bittering (60 min) additions, and no flavor or aroma additions. are the 15 & 5 minute additions of high-alpha hops enough for bittering?

and if there is no bittering additions, why are you boiling for 60 minutes? you could just boil for 15 minutes. that's plenty to sanitize the wort.
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question: no bittering hops? traditionally witbiers only have bittering (60 min) additions, and no flavor or aroma additions. are the 15 & 5 minute additions of high-alpha hops enough for bittering?

and if there is no bittering additions, why are you boiling for 60 minutes? you could just boil for 15 minutes. that's plenty to sanitize the wort.
I was going for an American take on a Belgian Wit, I liked the hop flavor and aroma in American Wheats and thought it would do well here too. That is also why I use 2row instead of pilsner, and no orange peel or coriander.

Yes there is plenty of bitterness from the late additions, and you could boil for 15 minutes, but with less boil off your efficiency will take a small hit.

Also I prefer the version with Climax hops ....I mean Summit hops over the Warrior, more flavor.
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I am planning on brewing this as my first all grain. Any thoughts on zythos hops?
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I am planning on brewing this as my first all grain. Any thoughts on zythos hops?
Should pair well, any citrusy hop would be good.
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Should pair well, any citrusy hop would be good.
I am brewing this up on Saturday and was curious as to what your pre boil volume was? I appreciate the info.
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I am brewing this up on Saturday and was curious as to what your pre boil volume was? I appreciate the info.
Well it depends on your setup, but for my setup my preboil would be 6.25 gallons.
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Well it depends on your setup, but for my setup my preboil would be 6.25 gallons.
I'm brewing outside in a keggle. Being that it has been kind of humid due to rain I think that may be sufficient. Thank you for the quick response
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I'm brewing outside in a keggle. Being that it has been kind of humid due to rain I think that may be sufficient. Thank you for the quick response
Brewed today with an original gravity of 1.054.
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