Honey Wheat Beer
This is a wheat beer made with Briess Wheat Extract (about a 60-40 mix of wheat and barley dried extract), Liberty hops (1.5 oz bittering, 1 oz aromatic), and some dry wheat beer yeast from Fermentis. I think this is a great ale for summer time, and wanted to add some zing to a typical recipe. I added about 10 oz of mesquite honey to the fermentor after about a week of fermentation. This made the batch continuously let off CO2 for the next couple of weeks. After about 1 1/2 more weeks I bottled it.
Wow! This is a really good batch! The bite from the wheat is perfect, and the smooth sweetness from the honey is a great compliment. Truly a drinkable beer. I would absolutely make this batch again, no changes!
Info on our American Pale Ale and Amber Ale, along with a profile of our Crazy Chocolate Stout, will be in the next progress report!
Wow! This is a really good batch! The bite from the wheat is perfect, and the smooth sweetness from the honey is a great compliment. Truly a drinkable beer. I would absolutely make this batch again, no changes!
Info on our American Pale Ale and Amber Ale, along with a profile of our Crazy Chocolate Stout, will be in the next progress report!
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