| Blackberry Wheat |
| Recipe | Blackberry Wheat | Style | American Wheat or Rye Beer | |||
| Brewer | brock | Batch | 5.00 gal | |||
| Extract |
Recipe Characteristics
| Recipe Gravity | 1.048 OG | Estimated FG | 1.012 FG | |||
| Recipe Bitterness | 37 IBU | Alcohol by Volume | 4.6% | |||
| Recipe Color | 11° SRM | Alcohol by Weight | 3.6% |
Ingredients
| Quantity | Grain | Type | Use | |||||
| 3.30 lb | Wheat malt extract | Other | extract | |||||
| 3.30 lb | Wheat malt extract | Other | extract | |||||
| Quantity | Hop | Type | Time | |||||
| 1.00 oz | Hallertauer | Pellet | 5 minutes | |||||
| 1.00 oz | Perle | Pellet | 60 minutes | |||||
| Quantity | Misc | Notes | ||||||
| 36.00 unit | Blackberries | Other | 3 12 ounce frozen bags of Publix brand blackberries | |||||
Recipe Notes
Put to boil on sunday oct 28th. 55 Minutes with the Perle, then last 10 with the bittering hops. Put the Blackberries in and turned off the heat. Dumped the whole mess into the primary. Went to secondary on wednesday night.
Batch Notes
Bubbling on monday morning, but no blackberry smell. Smells good though, so we'll let it continue. Into
the secondary, the blackberries are all mushy and white. Hope they're alright. Final Notes -- This one had a weird taste,
until I left them in the fridge for a couple days. Then it mellowed out. Overall disapointing. No real berry flavor.
Too dark for a wheat beer. It was only OK, with a very weak finish.