Recipe taken from the Grainfather website - I haven't brewed this yet, I'm using it as a sample to see how the brewgr calculator compares to Mangrove Jacks brew stats - I'll update later (someone comment to remind me!)
TASTING NOTES:
Flavour: Light, dry and zesty with an underlying refreshing orange and coriander character.
Aroma: Classic aroma of coriander and orange peel.
BREWER’S NOTES:
The grain bill for a witbier is fairly fixed, it should contain continental pilsner malt and unmalted wheat, in addition
to this, a proportion of oats are often used to add some body to the beer. One of the biggest mistakes made when
brewing witbiers is overuse of botanicals, but in this case we’ve provided exactly the right amount of coriander,
orange peel and chamomile.
Fermentables
46% - Pilsner - BE
2.7
36
2
Mash
41% - Wheat Malt - DE
2.4
37
2
Mash
7% - Acidulated Malt - DE
0.4
27
3
Mash
6% - Rolled Oats - US
0.37
33
2
Mash
Hops
Pacific Jade
8
Pellet
Boil
60 min(s)
13
10.8
Yeast
Fermentis Safbrew T-58
70%
Other Stuff
Orange or Lemon peel
0.05
kg
Boil
Chamomile
0.0012
kg
Boil
Coriander
0.013
kg
Boil
Mash Steps
50 degrees C
Decoction
50
45 min
68 degrees C
Decoction
68
75 min
Mash-Out
Decoction
75
10 min
Special Instructions
1.PREPARATION: Fill the boiler with 19.3 L (5.1 US Gal) of water and input a temperature of 50°C (122°F).
2.MASH: When the water reaches 50°C (122°F), slowly add the grain, stirring slowly as you do so to avoid dry clumps. Set up the mash as per the Grainfather instructions.
3.Mash for 45 minutes at 50°C (122°F).
4.After 45 minutes, set the temperature to 68°C (155°F). When the temperature reaches 68°C (155°F), continue mashing for 75 minutes.
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