milladakilla
New Member
I am relatively new to brewing and brand new to this forum. I apologize initially as my questions will be asked with out much knowledge of the brew process and still do not have the lingo down as of yet.
Anyhow, I had a question about brewing hefeweizen with specific grain types. I recently finished harvest on my family farm in E. Wash and have brought back some soft white winter wheat/ MJ4 to be precise.
Does anyone have experience with this particular varietal of grain, or at least brewing with soft whites? I'm hoping to concoct a recipe for a citrus wheat beer and thought I would ask here for any pointers and advice.
I'm doing most all prep work from scratch, roasting my own grains, pairing my malts and hops accordingly. I've much to learn and read about before embarking on this endeavor. Currently I/my friend have two brews under our belts out of a starter kit. This will be the first attempt to go at it on our own.
Thanks in advance for any feed back. Suggested reading and pointers would be greatly appreciated. Also personal experience with brewing with soft white wheats would be a great help too.
Kimberly
Anyhow, I had a question about brewing hefeweizen with specific grain types. I recently finished harvest on my family farm in E. Wash and have brought back some soft white winter wheat/ MJ4 to be precise.
Does anyone have experience with this particular varietal of grain, or at least brewing with soft whites? I'm hoping to concoct a recipe for a citrus wheat beer and thought I would ask here for any pointers and advice.
I'm doing most all prep work from scratch, roasting my own grains, pairing my malts and hops accordingly. I've much to learn and read about before embarking on this endeavor. Currently I/my friend have two brews under our belts out of a starter kit. This will be the first attempt to go at it on our own.
Thanks in advance for any feed back. Suggested reading and pointers would be greatly appreciated. Also personal experience with brewing with soft white wheats would be a great help too.
Kimberly