Dunkelweizen All Grain Beer Recipe Kit

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Its name means "dark wheat," and that just what it is. An amber-colored version of a German hefeweizen, Dunkelweizen has the same spicy yeast and creamy wheat character of its pale counterpart, but with as much rich maltiness as a dark Bavarian lager. This kit produces an ale with a hazy mahogany color, medium-full body, and spicy, bready aromas and flavors.

 

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SKU

1274 - Crushed
1273 - Unmilled

Beer Color Amber
Original Gravity

1.053

Total Time to Make 6 weeks
Regional Style German/Czech/Continental
Alcohol Content Medium
Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style German Ales,Wheat Beers
Fermentation Type Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions
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Customer Reviews

Based on 34 reviews
50%
(17)
29%
(10)
6%
(2)
6%
(2)
9%
(3)
M
Mark
Dunkelweizen

Brewed for a friend. Easy to make and easy to drink. though not as dark as I was expecting

J
John W.
Dunkelweizen

Everyone likes it so far😄. You really make it too easy with these kits. Now if controlling the temp in my basement was this easy……

J
Jay B.
Tasty Brew!

Very active fermentation. Clean flavors. Wife loves it!

T
Todd T.
favorite beer in Bavaria is Dunkelweizen- Maybe use a different yeast

The Dunkelweizen I thought was about perfect in terms of the grain selection, I think it was the yeast that really let me down. In Germany, my favorite beer in Bavaria is Dunkelweizen, it's a bit heavier than the hefeweizen, but not quite as much of a burping beer (less yeast in the pour, is my guess there).
But, one of the strongest charastics is the banana esters you get from the yeast, which were completely missing from using the dry yeast that was the most efficient option in terms of shipping. All I can say is if you're going to do this style of beer, doing it without those main flavor hints, it seems pointless, what I ended up with was basically a dark ale.
The other issue I has was, dang this is a foamy beer! Even with a very slow pour down the side of a Wiezen glass, you'll get half a glass of foam, and you still have 2/3rds of the bottle to pour.

K
Keith W.
Great beer and service

Great beer. Good stinky fermentation like it should be. Great company. Keep new beers coming

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Dunkelweizen All Grain Beer Recipe Kit

Dunkelweizen All Grain Beer Recipe Kit

Customer Reviews

Based on 34 reviews
50%
(17)
29%
(10)
6%
(2)
6%
(2)
9%
(3)
M
Mark
Dunkelweizen

Brewed for a friend. Easy to make and easy to drink. though not as dark as I was expecting

J
John W.
Dunkelweizen

Everyone likes it so far😄. You really make it too easy with these kits. Now if controlling the temp in my basement was this easy……

J
Jay B.
Tasty Brew!

Very active fermentation. Clean flavors. Wife loves it!

T
Todd T.
favorite beer in Bavaria is Dunkelweizen- Maybe use a different yeast

The Dunkelweizen I thought was about perfect in terms of the grain selection, I think it was the yeast that really let me down. In Germany, my favorite beer in Bavaria is Dunkelweizen, it's a bit heavier than the hefeweizen, but not quite as much of a burping beer (less yeast in the pour, is my guess there).
But, one of the strongest charastics is the banana esters you get from the yeast, which were completely missing from using the dry yeast that was the most efficient option in terms of shipping. All I can say is if you're going to do this style of beer, doing it without those main flavor hints, it seems pointless, what I ended up with was basically a dark ale.
The other issue I has was, dang this is a foamy beer! Even with a very slow pour down the side of a Wiezen glass, you'll get half a glass of foam, and you still have 2/3rds of the bottle to pour.

K
Keith W.
Great beer and service

Great beer. Good stinky fermentation like it should be. Great company. Keep new beers coming