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Wheat Beer recipe kit 20 l

Wheat Beer recipe kit 20 l

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Classic German Hefeweizen ale
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Description

Article no.: 5972941

Recipe kit with crushed malt for brewing 20 liters of beer.

Crisp, yet soft. Malty, but quenching. Fruity and slightly tart, but with low hop aroma and bitterness. Pale, cloudy and with a firm head. All this, and more, is what you would expect from a Hefeweizen.

The aromas in this Wheat Beer stems from the highest quality Weyermann®-malt and a Hefeweizen ale yeast strain. The soft maltiness from the wheat adds some body to the beer, while the fermentation process provides fruity aromas of banana and a light touch of clove. The beer is well attenuated and crisp, but retains some body - all balanced by a low but lingering hop bitterness from the Saaz hops.

Recipe and instructions (for download)

This recipe kit contains:
  • Malt (4,25 kg): Pilsner malt, Wheat malt and Carapils® from Weyermann®
  • Hops: Saaz
  • Yeast: Fermentis Safale W-68
Original Gravity: 1.046
Alcohol: 4.7 % vol
Colour: 10 °EBC
Bitterness: 13 IBU

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.

If you want to experiment with flavours, a popular flavouring addition to Hefeweizen is raspberries (PDF). We recommend using a Straining bag or a PureScreen dip tube filter to avoid a stuck siphon.
Or why not try dry hopping the Hefeweizen for a slightly updated "Hopfenweizen"?



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.

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Description

Article no.: 5972941

Recipe kit with crushed malt for brewing 20 liters of beer.

Crisp, yet soft. Malty, but quenching. Fruity and slightly tart, but with low hop aroma and bitterness. Pale, cloudy and with a firm head. All this, and more, is what you would expect from a Hefeweizen.

The aromas in this Wheat Beer stems from the highest quality Weyermann®-malt and a Hefeweizen ale yeast strain. The soft maltiness from the wheat adds some body to the beer, while the fermentation process provides fruity aromas of banana and a light touch of clove. The beer is well attenuated and crisp, but retains some body - all balanced by a low but lingering hop bitterness from the Saaz hops.

Recipe and instructions (for download)

This recipe kit contains:
  • Malt (4,25 kg): Pilsner malt, Wheat malt and Carapils® from Weyermann®
  • Hops: Saaz
  • Yeast: Fermentis Safale W-68
Original Gravity: 1.046
Alcohol: 4.7 % vol
Colour: 10 °EBC
Bitterness: 13 IBU

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.

If you want to experiment with flavours, a popular flavouring addition to Hefeweizen is raspberries (PDF). We recommend using a Straining bag or a PureScreen dip tube filter to avoid a stuck siphon.
Or why not try dry hopping the Hefeweizen for a slightly updated "Hopfenweizen"?



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.

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Krobbe

Det är inte alla som gillar weissbier. Men om man som jag gillar weiss så är den hur bra som helst. Hade en Erdinger och smakade parallellt med denna och den här håller absolut samma klass

Göran E

Blev en god veteöl. Men den blev för ogenomskinlig så att färgen blev nästan grå, vilket gjorde att det visuella intrycket inte levde upp till den goda smaken från ölet. Så jag kanske lägger till lite Protafloc nästa gång, fastän det är en veteöl som egentligen ska vara ganska disig

Carl-Oscar J

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