So since it finally going to reach 30 degrees here in Michigan this weekend I thought why not brew a refreshing American Wheat beer for this heat wave
Below is my planned recipe. I am still undecided on yeast, but I am looking for a crisp, slight tart, spicey and fruity esters in this beer. I have it limited down to three potential yeasts - Nottingham, Wyeast1010, and Wyeast 1272. My planned fermentation temp is between 70 and 72 degrees. I do not have experience with these yeasts fermenting at warmer temps, but like I said above I am only looking for a slight fruit flavor - nothing over the top. feedback is appreciated 
2.25lbs - Bries Pale Malt
2.25lbs - German Pilsner Malt
3.25lbs - American Wheat Malt
1.25lbs - American Rye Malt
0.50lbs - Rice Halls
1.20oz - 60 minute Williamete 4.5%AA (20.27IBU)
0.25oz - 0 minute Williamete 4.5%AA (0IBU)
0.25oz - 0 minute Centenial 9.0%AA (0IBU)
Mash @152 - 60 minute
Estimated SG: 1.050
Ferment 72 degrees - 12 days
2.25lbs - Bries Pale Malt
2.25lbs - German Pilsner Malt
3.25lbs - American Wheat Malt
1.25lbs - American Rye Malt
0.50lbs - Rice Halls
1.20oz - 60 minute Williamete 4.5%AA (20.27IBU)
0.25oz - 0 minute Williamete 4.5%AA (0IBU)
0.25oz - 0 minute Centenial 9.0%AA (0IBU)
Mash @152 - 60 minute
Estimated SG: 1.050
Ferment 72 degrees - 12 days