adjuncts in a belgium beer hoegaarden style
Posted: Sunday Jan 13, 2008 8:58 am
just a quick question
Im about to make a Belgium style wheat beer hogaarden style recipe.. standard kit tin wheat variety recipe using no
extra grains. Using 2 orange zests and coriander and cumin.
I have had a good look at the threads on this forum about the style of beer, and its great thanks guys.
I'm a bit troubled as to what adjuncts to use....and which hop variety, I like the sound of using hallertau 20 g for a 20 min boil.
Any opinions ? I have thought about using 500 g light dry malt (to get the light color and head/body I want)
500 g dextrose
In using too much adjunct will result in a heavy beer.
Any suggestions
Im about to make a Belgium style wheat beer hogaarden style recipe.. standard kit tin wheat variety recipe using no
extra grains. Using 2 orange zests and coriander and cumin.
I have had a good look at the threads on this forum about the style of beer, and its great thanks guys.
I'm a bit troubled as to what adjuncts to use....and which hop variety, I like the sound of using hallertau 20 g for a 20 min boil.
Any opinions ? I have thought about using 500 g light dry malt (to get the light color and head/body I want)
500 g dextrose
In using too much adjunct will result in a heavy beer.
Any suggestions