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Weissbier single-step

Discussion in 'All Grain & Partial Mash Brewing' started by bdonjbarbee, Dec 13, 2011.

 

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    bdonjbarbee

    Member

    Posted Dec 13, 2011
    Has anyone ever brewed a Hefe using a single-step infusion mash?
     
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    Piratwolf

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 13, 2011
    I haven't done it yet, but EdWort's Bavarian Hefe from the recipe section is on my to-brew list and calls for a single 90-min mash @153.
     
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    wardenwheat

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 14, 2011
    I have done some before. I now, however, feel the acid rest really makes if difference in some of the character of the beer I'm looking for. They turned out fine. Good yeast and fully modified malt will do their thing nicely
     
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    Boodlemania

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 14, 2011
    EdWort's recipe is a great place to start, for sure.
     
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    Rev2010

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Dec 15, 2011
    I did one batch single step so far and it's an ok beer but quite one dimensional and not as good as the extract hefe's I've made. So, for this last one I did a double decoction. Still in the fermenter so I can't comment on the difference yet. However, the next I do will be a multi-step without the decoctions so I can compare the difference.


    Rev.
     
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