Wednesday, July 22, 2009, and I’m finally brewing. It’s been awhile since I’ve brewed, but I managed to find some hours, and money, to brew a Belgian Wit.
Nothing beats a Belgian Wit in the summertime, especially in the East Coast when summer seems to extend into fall. I decided to change my recipe from last time. I used the same malts, but I added a couple more pound to make it a little more hefty in alcohol. I’m also using some clear candi sugar to put another punch in the brew. I’m hoping for an OG of 1.060 or better. We shall see how my efficiency turns out.
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Hi I just brewed my first Belgian wit 23 gals in the fermenter and will rack next week
Love to compare notes. Of all things Im calling it Wits End which his how I found your site with the help of Google
Jeff G. Johns Is. SC