Passionfruit Wheat
Selected Style and BJCP Guidelines |
Minimum OG: | 0.000 SG | Maximum OG: | 0.000 SG |
Minimum FG: | 0.000 SG | Maximum FG: | 0.000 SG |
Minimum IBU: | 0 IBU | Maximum IBU: | 0 IBU |
Minimum Color: | 0.0 SRM | Maximum Color: | 0.0 SRM |
Recipe Overview |
Wort Volume Before Boil: | 8.00 US gals | Wort Volume After Boil: | 6.00 US gals |
Volume Transferred: | 5.50 US gals | Water Added To Fermenter: | 0.00 US gals |
Volume At Pitching: | 5.50 US gals | Volume Of Finished Beer: | 5.00 US gals |
Expected Pre-Boil Gravity: | 1.039 SG | Expected OG: | 1.052 SG |
Expected FG: | 1.012 SG | Apparent Attenuation: | 75.9 % |
Expected ABV: | 5.3 % | Expected ABW: | 4.2 % |
Expected IBU (using Tinseth): | 17.4 IBU | Expected Color (using Morey): | 3.9 SRM |
BU:GU ratio: | 0.33 | Approx Color: | |
Mash Efficiency: | 80.0 % | ||
Boil Duration: | 60.0 mins | ||
Fermentation Temperature: | 65 degF |
Fermentables |
Ingredient | Amount | % | MCU | When |
US 2-Row Malt | 5lb 0oz | 47.6 % | 1.5 | In Mash/Steeped |
German Wheat Malt | 5lb 0oz | 47.6 % | 1.2 | In Mash/Steeped |
US Caramel 15 Malt | 8.00 oz | 4.8 % | 1.2 | In Mash/Steeped |
Hops |
Variety | Alpha | Amount | IBU | Form | When |
German Hallertauer Hersbrucker | 3.5 % | 1.43 oz | 17.4 | Loose Pellet Hops | All Of Boil |
Other Ingredients |
Ingredient | Amount | When |
Passionfruit Puree | 16.00 oz | In Fermenter |
Yeast |
Water Profile |
Target Profile: | No Water Profile Chosen |
Mash pH: | 5.2 |
pH Adjusted with: | Unadjusted |
Total Calcium (ppm): | 0 | Total Magnesium (ppm): | 0 |
Total Sodium (ppm): | 0 | Total Sulfate (ppm): | 0 |
Total Chloride(ppm): | 0 | Total Bicarbonate (ppm): | 0 |
Mash Schedule |
Mash Type: | Full Mash |
Schedule Name: | Pilsener |
Step Type | Temperature | Duration |
Rest at | 122 degF | 20 |
Raise by infusion to | 151 degF | 10 |
Rest at | 151 degF | 30 |
Recipe Notes |
Pre-boil: 1.043 OG: 1.050 / 1.052 w/ fruit FG: 1.013 IBU: 18 Color: 6 SRM ------------------------------------- When initial fermentation slows, rack to secondary and add fruit. Fermentation should pick up again. |