brewisbetter
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- Recipe Type
- Extract
- Yeast
- Munich
- Yeast Starter
- Wheat malt. Corn sugar 1 pint
- Batch Size (Gallons)
- 5
- Original Gravity
- 1.032
- Final Gravity
- 1.007
- Boiling Time (Minutes)
- 60
- IBU
- UNK
- Color
- Amber
- Primary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
- 12 @ 64 degrees
- Secondary Fermentation (# of Days & Temp)
- 20 days @ 64 Degrees then a 2 day rest at 70 degrees.
- Additional Fermentation
- Bottle fermented 1 month at 64 Degrees
- Tasting Notes
- Malty with just a hint of honey
So this beer is delicious and a great one at that.
I do not normally do all malt recipies but I was feeling a little like what the hell, I have 2 hours to kill while bottling another one, Why Not?
So the recipe is as follows
3 Lbs Light DME
3 Lbs Wheat/ Barley LME
boil for 60 minutes
Kill heat
Add
1 Lbs Honey (local stuff for me)
Add
1 Oz Hops to bag
Green Bullet
Pacific Gem
Super Alpha
3 Oz total then boil for 5 minutes with hops and kill heat again
Rapid cooled and then added yeast and let it go
12 days in primary, I like my beer to really rest and be ready
20 days in secondary to rest some more, I always give beers with honey more time to let the yeast ferment the honey.
1 month in bottle to be delicious
very light beer with a beautiful bold but floral hop profile, no bitterness noted on the beer just bold hoppy flavor with a hint of sweetness on the back of the tounge.
Enjoy and Cheers.
I do not normally do all malt recipies but I was feeling a little like what the hell, I have 2 hours to kill while bottling another one, Why Not?
So the recipe is as follows
3 Lbs Light DME
3 Lbs Wheat/ Barley LME
boil for 60 minutes
Kill heat
Add
1 Lbs Honey (local stuff for me)
Add
1 Oz Hops to bag
Green Bullet
Pacific Gem
Super Alpha
3 Oz total then boil for 5 minutes with hops and kill heat again
Rapid cooled and then added yeast and let it go
12 days in primary, I like my beer to really rest and be ready
20 days in secondary to rest some more, I always give beers with honey more time to let the yeast ferment the honey.
1 month in bottle to be delicious
very light beer with a beautiful bold but floral hop profile, no bitterness noted on the beer just bold hoppy flavor with a hint of sweetness on the back of the tounge.
Enjoy and Cheers.
