Brewing one today! Just sticking with my original recipe and using CML Gretel yeast. I want this one to be just like the last one I brewed which is going to be a challenge I feel.
First Witbier.
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Had a great brew day yesterday. Everything ran super smooth and it was bubbling away within a couple of hours of adding the yeast. I used 50% Maris Otter and 50% wheat malt; Amerillo hops at flame out and a small bittering addition; toasted coriander seed for last 5 mins; orange zest at flame out. Fingers crossed it's a good one.
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I finally gave in and bottled mine today (it was still bubbling, but with an apparently exponential tail off).
OG 1.049
FG 1.009
Fermented very fast for about 3 days (>1 bubble/s), then stalled for 2 weeks (less than a bubble every 5 minutes), then picked back up again (~1 bubble they 5s-10s).
Bottled on day 33 when it was down to roughly a Bubble every 5 minutes or so
OG 1.049
FG 1.009
Fermented very fast for about 3 days (>1 bubble/s), then stalled for 2 weeks (less than a bubble every 5 minutes), then picked back up again (~1 bubble they 5s-10s).
Bottled on day 33 when it was down to roughly a Bubble every 5 minutes or so
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I tapped my witbier tonight. Really pleased with it - dry, but creamy from the oats, the fruit and coriander is subtle and compliments the yeast nicely, lovely pale colour.
Looks beauty.
