Looking for recipe: All Wheat Beer

[ntheknow]

Hi guys. My neighbor is allergic to barley and rye so i thought to see if I can brew an all wheat for him. Im not sure if it exists as I understand that wheat is used in as much as 60% of the grain bill.

Im seeking guidance. Is it possible to make an all wheat beer?

thanks all!

 

[Yooper]

Yes, you can use 100% wheat malt if you'd like.

 

[OswaldvW]

Grodziskie is Polish beer made from a grain bill of 100% oak smoked wheat malt.

 

[Double_D]

Don't forget rice hulls

 

[Braumeise]

Don't forget rice hulls

dust free straw works for me.
I put two hands full on the bottom of my "Lauterbottich" (not sure if the english word for that is "Sparge Tun") (lol)

works very well!

 

[Double_D]

I haven't seen straw since I lived in Texas. You mix it in with your mash?

Mash/lauter tun usually

 

[Braumeise]

I haven't seen straw since I lived in Texas. You mix it in with your mash?

Mash/lauter tun usually

LOL... I have a horse! and since German Homebrewers recommend Straw and I have it on hand, I gave it a try.

I try to not mix it, since it works best when I evenly spread it on the bottom of my Lautertun (thanks ) and carefully put the Mash on top before sparging.

 

[jmrybak]

Grodziskie is Polish beer made from a grain bill of 100% oak smoked wheat malt.

+1 to the Grodziskie. I personally love the style. Very unique, flavorful, and drinkable. The recipe I used got me a gold medal recently and can be found here.