Hello, as a novice in the brewing process, I wanted to seek your expertise and advice on whether these ingredients are appropriate for my intended brewing project.
Here are the ingredients I am considering:
Wheat Malt - Castle Malting, Belgium:
Type: Malt
Strength: EBC 3.5 - 5.0
Usage: Up to 30% of the total malt mixture
Weyermann® Wheat Malt Pale:
Recommended addition: up to 80%. With an addition of up to 10%, a full body and foam stability in beers is achieved
Enzyme activity: high
Color:
3.0 – 5.0 EBC
1.6 – 2.3 Lovibond
M47 Belgian Abbey Yeast - 10G:
Recommended quantity: 1 packet (10g) for up to 23 liters (6 US gal) of wort
Recommended for: Abbey Ales, Belgian Ales, Pale Ales, IPAs, Strong Ales
Magnum Hops:
Recommended usage: Suitable for Belgian Pale Ales and Abbey Ales, among others
Recommended quantity: 15-30 grams per 30 liters of beer
As I am relatively new to brewing, I would greatly appreciate any insights or recommendations you may have regarding these ingredients. Do you think they are suitable for brewing a light beer, especially for someone at my level of experience? Are there any adjustments or additional ingredients you would suggest for achieving a successful brew?
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Should I be worried?
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Mar 01 '25
How bad is it?