Weizenbock (Munich Basic recipe)

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Impresja Receptury

A strong and malty German wheat beer combining the best wheat and yeast flavors of a Weissbier with the rich maltiness, strength, and body of a Bock. The style range includes Bock and Doppelbock strength, with variations for pale and dark color.

Munich version is stronger, and contains Munich malt in bulk, almost in the same amount as Pilsner malt.

Related Style: Weizenbock

Wielkość partii: 15 L // Metoda parzenia: Wszystkie Ziarna // Recipe complex rating: Advanced


Target Statistics
OG, P OG, sg FG, P FG, sg ABV, % Gorzka Kolor, SRM
18.5 1.0763 4.8 1.0189 8.0 22 Głęboki bursztyn / lekka miedź (10-14)
Składniki
Grain % in bulk Size, kg
Wheat Malt 60,0 4,30
Słód pilzneński 14,0 1,00
Słód monachijski 14,6 1,05
Carapils 5L 11,0 0,80
Chocolate (350°L) 0,4 0,03
Chmiel α, % Size, g AAU Add Boil, min
German Aroma Hops 5,2 22 4 Start 75
German Aroma Hops 5,2 11 2 End 10
Dodatki Size, g

Brak

Drożdże Packs
German Wheats yeasts 1

Opis przepisu

Water profile (if you familiar with the water chemistry):


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Min501005050150
Max7530150150150250

For Chocolate malt best choice is De-Husked Caraf I, we need only 30 gramm as a color agent

Authentic German Hops are Hallertauer Mittelfrüh

Mash at 35 °С

20 min rest at 50 °С

60 min rest at 65 °С

10 min rest at 72 °С

Mash out at 76 °С

Carbonate it well after fermentation, as German wheat beer likes (3.3 - 4.5 volumes of CO2)


Ostatnia aktualizacja

1 czerwca 2023 16:34


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