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post 1663126393 06-19-2022, 02:58 PM
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ITT: a photo of my recently homebrewed German hefeweizen

I modelled this one after Weihenstephaner, my favorite hefeweizen. It actually defied my expectations and came out much better than I thought it would. It's light and crisp with a really soft mouthfeel. The latter point isn't surprising considering that 40% of my grain bill was wheat. It has light clove and banana notes from the hefe yeast I used. Overall, this is a fantastic summer beer that you can drink in the sun. Very refreshing and at 5.25% ABV you can have a few and not get completely destroyed.



Currently have a homebrewed Vienna lager that just ended at 6% ABV and is about to begin it's lagering process for 2 months or so.

Cheers
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post 1663126483 06-19-2022, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
I modelled this one after Weihenstephaner, my favorite hefeweizen. It actually defied my expectations and came out much better than I thought it would. It's light and crisp with a really soft mouthfeel. The latter point isn't surprising considering that 40% of my grain bill was wheat. It has light clove and banana notes from the hefe yeast I used. Overall, this is a fantastic summer beer that you can drink in the sun. Very refreshing and at 5.25% ABV you can have a few and not get completely destroyed.



Currently have a homebrewed Vienna lager that just ended at 6% ABV and is about to begin it's lagering process for 2 months or so.

Cheers
Mirin, I make wine.
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Originally Posted By Redfish225
Mirin, I make wine.
What kind of wine is your favorite to make? Do you press your own grapes or do you get a concentrate? I brew mead as well.
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i've drunk gallons of that beer so i know exactly what that tastes like

which is undialed tbh

traditional german yeasts with that clove/banana/bubblegum flavor are kinda groce if consumed in manly amounts

u should do the same exact process with a wide range of yeasts and see if you create something new and dialed srs
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That looks delicious 🤤

I still haven’t opened the mead I made. The contents keep getting darker and cloudier but it stills smells like citrus. I am thinking I need to filter, maybe move to a barrel?
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Looks good, brah.

I posted some pics for you in Bluehawk's Cali thread.

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Well done sir! Enjoy the fruits of your hard work!
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
What kind of wine is your favorite to make? Do you press your own grapes or do you get a concentrate? I brew mead as well.
Fruit juice kits.





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post 1663130953 06-19-2022, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted By Redfish225
Fruit juice kits.





Nicely done!

Thanks to everyone for the comments above. Wish I could share one around a campfire with you boyos.
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Originally Posted By OT2000
That looks delicious

I still haven’t opened the mead I made. The contents keep getting darker and cloudier but it stills smells like citrus. I am thinking I need to filter, maybe move to a barrel?
I've had 3 meads in secondary now for 2 years. I guess technically they're bottled...in 1 gallon jugs. Since I don't really drink or offer these as party gifts as much, I'll only bottle in 750ml wine bottles or half-sized bottles as needed. Over the summer, I bottled my blueberry/blackberry and sipped it by the fire. It didn't last long. So cottamn smooth after nearly 2 years of aging. My father filters is wines. I've never done that. You could give filtering and a barrel a shot but it might not be necessary.
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post 1663151373 06-20-2022, 04:34 AM
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Looks great m8. Do you bottle it or have a keg system?
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Originally Posted By Jandels
Looks great m8. Do you bottle it or have a keg system?
I bottle. I once considered kegging but I'm glad I did it as I really don't drink that much and now that my friends and I are oldcels and have separate lives, we don't party nearly as much as we used to. I even built a bar in my basement for it lol.
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