I'm finally moved into the new place and that means one thing. I can brew again! I've been itching to brew for the past few months but I couldn't so instead I've been coming up with recipes. The first one I'm going to try is a Citrus Honey Wheat. I'm going for an easy drinking, clean, bright citrusy beer. A good introductory beer for people who don't drink beer that much. Not to mention something for the ladies. :)
With that being said, here's the recipe for a 2 gallon batch
3 lb 2-row
1 lb wheat malt
0.25 lb honey malt
0.25 oz Citra (15 min)
0.25 oz Citra (10 min)
Zest of an orange and grapefruit (5 min)
0.5 oz Citra (Flameout)
I want it to be right around 5% but I haven't perfected mashing BIAB on the stove top so I'm guessing it's going to be a little higher than that. Clean ferment with WLP001 and this should be good to go in a few weeks.
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