Snotpoodle
Well-Known Member
Hi,
Just need some pointers, I am putting down two Hefeweizen brews back to back on Saturday, and was wondering about the decoction process.
I normally just do a rest at 35C and 55C then batch sparge. Is decoction really necessary if I follow this current regime?
Also, I want to bottle carb one batch, and keg the other. I am also tryin two different yeasts W-06 and Danstar Munich. Would grabbing a little of the unboiled wort and storing it in a capped 750ml bottle in the fridge be fine to prime with?
The recipe is 60% Wheat 40% german Pils, halletauer hops + yeast.
Should I be fermenting low or high to get the clovey goodness I am after?
Thanks!

Just need some pointers, I am putting down two Hefeweizen brews back to back on Saturday, and was wondering about the decoction process.
I normally just do a rest at 35C and 55C then batch sparge. Is decoction really necessary if I follow this current regime?
Also, I want to bottle carb one batch, and keg the other. I am also tryin two different yeasts W-06 and Danstar Munich. Would grabbing a little of the unboiled wort and storing it in a capped 750ml bottle in the fridge be fine to prime with?
The recipe is 60% Wheat 40% german Pils, halletauer hops + yeast.
Should I be fermenting low or high to get the clovey goodness I am after?
Thanks!
