Belgian Ginger Wit: first wit beer how does it look?

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5lb Pilsner (Weyermann)
4lb Pale Wheat (Weyermann)
6oz Flaked Wheat

0.75oz Hallertau Mittelfrueh (4.2AA) (60min)
0.5oz Hallertau Mittelfrueh (3.0AA) (30min)

1.25oz fresh zested ginger root (10min)

1 WLP400 with starter



OG: 1.052
IBU 15.2

Appreciate any opinions, never done a Belgian Wit or used ginger before.

Is that a ok amount of flaked wheat or should I skip it completely? How about the grain ratios? How about the yeast selection would something else be better? I was considering some zested lemon too but not sure how much.
 
I think with the amount of grain you are using, you can up the flaked malt amount. It will probably give you a better mouthfeel in the end product. Your yeast choice is a good standard from WLP. If you do not get enough of the ginger flavor from the boil addition, you can always add fresh grated ginger to you secondary.
 
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