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Hefeweizen

All About Beer Magazine - Volume 32, Issue 3
July 1, 2011 By K. Florian Klemp

5 gallons, OG 1.045-1.050, IBU = 15-20

6 lbs wheat malt extract, 50% to 65% wheat
4 AAU Tettnanger or Halletauer hops, 60 minute boil

Ferment with your choice of dry or liquid Bavarian wheat yeast

For all grain, mash 6 lbs wheat malt and 4 lbs pilsner malt at 150° F for one hour, use the same hop schedule as for extract brews.


K. Florian Klemp
K. Florian Klemp is an award-winning homebrewer and general hobbyist who thinks there is no more sublime marriage than that of art and science.

1 Comment
  • jIM says:
    March 13, 2012 at 1:50 pm

    Checking this recipe out too, thx for posting.

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