[gymrat]

6lbs Rahr 2 Row Barley
3 lbs White Wheat Malt
1.4 oz Cascade Hops
1 oz Citra Hops 14.5%
1oz Columbus Hops
BRY-97
Mashed at 152 for 60 minutes
Batch Sparge 10 minutes at 168
FWH 1 oz Cascade
Boiled 60 minutes
0.5 oz Citra and 0.2 oz Cascade at 15 minutes
0.5 oz Citra and 0.2 oz Cascade at 10 minutes
1oz Columbus 5 minutes
OG 1.053

[greatplainsbrewer]

I had good luck with a wheat beer that had a 60 min bittering addition, Citra at flameout and a big Citra dry hop.  Don't have my notes but I think it was only bittered to about 25 ibu's.

[erockrph]

You sure you want to use Columbus in a wheat beer? I love me some Columbus, but the dankness doesn't seem to fit what I'd look for in a wheat beer.

[gymrat]

I didnt realise they darken beer. Too late now they are in there.

[greatplainsbrewer]

Dankness not darkness

[gymrat]

Oh good. I would think they will be greatly overpowered by the citra. And a 5 minute addition should be more aroma than flavor.

[Iliff Ave]

You sure you want to use Columbus in a wheat beer? I love me some Columbus, but the dankness doesn't seem to fit what I'd look for in a wheat beer.

I did an all columbus wheat. Not a good idea...haha. I believe Boulevard's hoppy wheat has some columbus though. I am gonna use that as my inspiration next time...

[denny]

Oh good. I would think they will be greatly overpowered by the citra. And a 5 minute addition should be more aroma than flavor.

I'd guess it would be the other way around.

[hoodie]

I'm a big fan of Boulevard's 80-acre hoppy wheat. On their website it states that they use Bravo, Zeus, Summit, Cascade, Nelson Sauvin. 20 IBU's. Nelson would be a great hop to try, if you could get your hands on it.

[erockrph]

I'm a big fan of Boulevard's 80-acre hoppy wheat. On their website it states that they use Bravo, Zeus, Summit, Cascade, Nelson Sauvin. 20 IBU's. Nelson would be a great hop to try, if you could get your hands on it.

Wow. I don't know if I can find this my way, but I'll have to keep my eye out for it. That hop list just screams IPA to me. I have a hard time picturing how it works in a 20 IBU wheat beer.

[gymrat]

I dont think they used much of any of the hops. It has what I call a minor hop presence. But a really nice hop aroma.

I will let yall know how mine turns out.

[gymrat]

I work my fingers to the bone formulating a wheat beer recipe and look at the danks I get

[kylekohlmorgen]

"Hoppy" beers need dry hops

[gymrat]

I have been considering a couple ounces of cascades for that.