An easily executed saison with live yeast and oak flavoring.
Fermentables
86% - Dry Malt Extract - Light - US
6
44
8
Extract
14% - Flaked Wheat - US
1
35
2
Steep
Hops
Citra
1
Pellet
Boil
60 min(s)
12
43.1
Yeast
Wyeast French Saison 3711
81%
Wyeast Brettan. Bruxellensis 3112
60%
Dregs of 1 Matilda bottle.
70%
Other Stuff
Boiled oak chips
1
oz
Secondary
Mash Steps
No mash steps in this recipe
Special Instructions
1.Start Brux yeast and live dregs at room temperature in a sterile wort. I used a thin slurry of boiled flour and brown sugar. 1 week was sufficient priming time for a robust brux flavor in the final beer.
2.Boil oak chips until the water does not darken severely to ensure limited bittering. Add into the secondary fermenter after bubbling stops in primary.
3.Optionally, add 2-3 oz fresh orange peel- we went without it and still had a nice floral flavor, but more citrus would compliment the existing flavors.
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