Recipe kit with crushed malt for brewing 20 liters of beer.
A beer for beer lovers! This pale and soft lager beer is a Munich Helles, the classic thirst quencher which is served in large beer steins in the beer halls of Munich.
The German word hell translates to ”light” which this beer most certainly is. Pale and crisp!
For best results the beer should be allowed to ferment cool (10 - 12 °C) preferably ending with a period of cold lagering.
Recipe and instructions (for download)
Ingredients:
- Malt (5 kg): Pilsnermalt and Munich malt type 1 from Weyermann®
- Hops: Magnum
- Yeast: 2 sachets Fermentis Saflager W-34/70
Original Gravity: 1.055
Alcohol: 5,6 % vol
Colour: 10 °EBC
Bitterness: 23 IBU
For improved beer clarity, we recommend using finings in the wort boil.
Protafloc attracts haze-forming particles and settles out during chilling, making it easier to separate it from the clear wort. This results in a beer with less haze.
Pale beer styles may benefit from some treatment of the brewing water. Typically, small amounts of
lactic acid are added to the mash and sparge water. Normal dosage is 1 - 4 tsp per 20 liter.
Import the recipe to your brewing software (BeerXML-file compatible with BeerSmith, Brewfather and others). To download the file: click on the file name and let it open in a preview window. Download the xml-file from the preview window.