Dunkelweiss - Dark Wheat Beer Recipe
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Ingredients
Grains:.5 lb Dextrine/Carafoam
.5 lb Carared
.33 lb Carafa I
Extract:
7 lbs Wheat Malt Extract
Hops:
2 oz Hallertauer
Yeast:
Hefeweizen Ale
Extras:
1 Whirlfloc tablet
Ice
3/4 Cup Sugar
Specialty Equipment:
Using grain and hop bags makes removal of ingredients a lot simpler. Bags are not necessary though if you have a good filter or sieve.
A 6.5 Glass Carboy works well. A bucket also will work.
Will need an airlock.
Racking cane.
Hose.
Bottling wand.
Bottles. (Caps if needed too)
Bottling bucket.
How to make Dunkelweiss - Dark Wheat Beer
Cooking
Take 2.5 gallons of water and bring it to 155 F / 68 C, steep the grains at this temperature for 30 minutes. Remove grains.
Bring water to a boil.
Add wheat malt extract. Add .5oz of hops.
Boil for 45 minutes.
Add Whirlfloc tablet and another .5oz of hops.
Boil for 15 minutes.
Add last 1 oz of hops.
Move pot to a large container (sink works if it is big enough) containing the ice and water. Continuously stir the mixture, it should come to 77 F / 25 C in about 5 minutes. Remove the hops from the pot. Pour contents of pot through a sanitized filter and into a sanitized fermenter (carboy/bucket). Add another 2.5 gallons of water. Attached sanitized airlock to fermenter.
Fermenting
Store in cool, sunless spot. Ideally at 68 F / 20 C for at least two weeks.
Bottling
Boil one pint of water with 3/4 cup sugar until the sugar is dissolved.
(Using all sanitized equipment and bottles) Pour sugar solution into bottling bucket. Rack contents of your fermeneter to your bottling bucket. Using a bottling wand, bottle. Cap if you are not using pop-top bottles.
Drinking
Wait at least a week before drinking.
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yongfook sayswow...I think this may well be the very first beer recipe on OSF! Congratulations!
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mediocre saysYea HP, I searched for any kind of homebrew (beer,wine,mead,etc) and saw nothing. Hopefully, people give homebrewing a try. Nothing like crackin' open a bottle of your own brew.
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“I used WLP380 Hefeweizen IV Ale Yeast: Nice blend of clove and banana esters. Which is your favorite hefeweizen yeast to use?”