Hefe yeast WLP380 recipe ideas needed
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Hefe yeast WLP380 recipe ideas needed
After doing two batches of german dunken i still have some WLP 380 at my disposal i want a different recipe that would go nicely with this yeast any ldeas?
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How Different, As you have done two batches of Dunkel why not just a straight wheat beer
2.75Kg Lager Malt
1.25Kg Wheat Malt
Mash (Thick) at 30C for 20 minutes, then add enough hot water to bring it up to 65C for another 60-70 minutes.
Lauter and Sparge and then boil for 90 minutes with
40g Hallertau (4.8%).
Pitch onto a SMALL amount of the 380, at 12C and allow to rise to 18C over 4 or 5 days. You'll get a really nice balanced wheat.
Of course if you want really different then there is always a Berliner weisse
I can find a recipe and method for Kindl if you are interested 
2.75Kg Lager Malt
1.25Kg Wheat Malt
Mash (Thick) at 30C for 20 minutes, then add enough hot water to bring it up to 65C for another 60-70 minutes.
Lauter and Sparge and then boil for 90 minutes with
40g Hallertau (4.8%).
Pitch onto a SMALL amount of the 380, at 12C and allow to rise to 18C over 4 or 5 days. You'll get a really nice balanced wheat.
Of course if you want really different then there is always a Berliner weisse


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I will have to try it again. Last time I had it (about 7 years ago) I thought it was bottled battery acid...I've gotten to like sour beers in the meantime so maybe I'd like it now.Aleman wrote:Oh if you haven't ever had a Kindl Weisse you are missing the nectar of the gods, it is a truly awesome beer.
BTW, there was a recent Jamil Show on the Brewing Network about the style
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Oops sorrysteve_flack wrote:I will have to try it again. Last time I had it (about 7 years ago) I thought it was bottled battery acid...I've gotten to like sour beers in the meantime so maybe I'd like it now.Aleman wrote:Oh if you haven't ever had a Kindl Weisse you are missing the nectar of the gods, it is a truly awesome beer.
BTW, there was a recent Jamil Show on the Brewing Network about the style


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Personally, I'd swap these two amounts around. A german wheat is best with at least 50% wheat by most recommendations, and by tradition (but not law...), and 60/40 is the split I prefer. Some have even gone higher.Aleman wrote: 2.75Kg Lager Malt
1.25Kg Wheat Malt
You could use some or all munich malt for the non-wheat too, but lager/pils malt will work well.
Almost any noble hop is good but hallertau of some description is a great choice. 20IBUs max but many prefer as low as 8. I like the middle ground, 12 or so...