AG no.6 - Drunkle Stephen

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I brewed this recipe back in Feb, though with Munich and Wheat grain weights reversed (I didn't have enough wheat left).

The Wyeast Weihenstephan 3068 yeast is a cracker. It was fermented at 18°C and with a water profile slightly on the malty side, made for a nice balanced flavour.

It's a rather lively brew and I've had a few gushers.

Was it good? I'm sticking with dry packet yeasts for the time being as i've had a few no goes with fresh.
 
Was it good? I'm sticking with dry packet yeasts for the time being as i've had a few no goes with fresh.
I really enjoyed drinking this, a bit more malty and full bodied than I expected, but full of flavour. I'll have to brew it again with a greater proportion of wheat next time.

That yeast is quite flexible based on the fermentation temperature. 21 degrees gives real banana kick, while 18 seemed more delicate with much less banana and a little clove flavour.
 
Finally cracked one open. Lighter in colour and flavour than I wanted, but otherwise fine. Drinks like a plain Hefe. I'll rebrew pretty soon, but without the comedy ingredient cock up.
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Re-brewed with rice hulls and not rice but it's still too pale. Tastes great but, I'll just have to
pass it off as the house Hefeweizen.
Going to double up the Special B next time.
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