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Recipe Check (Hefeweizen)

Discussion in 'Beginners Beer Brewing Forum' started by Bucks-04, Aug 2, 2011.

 

  1. #1
    Bucks-04

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    Posted Aug 2, 2011
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    ETCS

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    Posted Aug 2, 2011
    60 min mash or 90 min? What is your target temp? Other than that, the recipe looks fine.
     
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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Aug 2, 2011
    i was thinking 60min. What will a 90min do?

    Target temp 156
     
  4. #4
    ETCS

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    Posted Aug 2, 2011
    You might need a longer mash at lower temps, but at 156, you should do a 60 minute mash.
     
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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Aug 7, 2011
    Beer smith is recommending 11.05Gal of water for the mash. Seems like a lot. Pre boil is 9.25gal and I did change my batch size to 6gal (splitting the batch with 2 dif yeast). I use a keggle and have it set to 2gal boil off which still leaves me 1.25 gal more.

    Why so much water. Grain absortion is set to .77 can't change it or couldn't find it.


    Also my LHBS only has white wheat so that is changed to.
     
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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Aug 7, 2011
    If you keggle biab did you just copy the settings for a reg all grain keggle setup in beersmith?
     
  7. #7
    PurpleJeepXJ

    Ah... Leafy Goodness  

    Posted Aug 7, 2011
    Split batch is 2x the boil off correct?
     
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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Aug 7, 2011
    I'm making one wort and then splitting it into two different carboys. So one boil 2 different hefs (2 did yeast strains used)
     
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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Aug 7, 2011
    Beersmith doesn't know its split batch.
     
  10. #10
    Bucks-04

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    Posted Aug 7, 2011
    Bump
     
  11. #11
    944play

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    Posted Aug 8, 2011
    Let's see, you want 6 gallons into fermentors, 2 gallons boiloff (seems like quite a lot to me), 1 gallon for grain absorption, and about another gallon for trub. For BIAB, no tun deadspace.

    I get 9, which sounds more reasonable than 11.05.
     
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    Bucks-04

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    Posted Aug 8, 2011
    That is around what I was calculating. The .77 grain absorbtion is what I think is throwing it off.
     
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