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

~5.3% abv

Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style German Ales,Wheat Beers
Fermentation Type Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions

Customer Reviews

Based on 41 reviews
56%
(23)
27%
(11)
5%
(2)
5%
(2)
7%
(3)
C
Colton T.
Turned out fantastic

I didn't follow the directions bc I wanted to do a double decoction and an open ferment. But over all the flavor was exactly what I was looking for

T
Tim M.
Very good.

This one turned out pretty damn good. I’ll be making it again soon.

N
Nick G.
Dunkelweizen for Wisconsin

Was making for a winter time beer, so I had it in secondary at a lower temperature (60-65 degrees) to keep the esters low for less banana taste. Turned out just the way I wanted. Definitely putting it on the remake list.

m
mp
Dunkelweizen

Just as I remembered it. I don’t think I’ll be changing anything on this one.

D
David F.
Can't wait

I have this kit brewed and sitting in the secondary fermenter. Can't wait to try it. Super easy the grain is in the bag ready to dump in the mash tun.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 41 reviews
56%
(23)
27%
(11)
5%
(2)
5%
(2)
7%
(3)
C
Colton T.
Turned out fantastic

I didn't follow the directions bc I wanted to do a double decoction and an open ferment. But over all the flavor was exactly what I was looking for

T
Tim M.
Very good.

This one turned out pretty damn good. I’ll be making it again soon.

N
Nick G.
Dunkelweizen for Wisconsin

Was making for a winter time beer, so I had it in secondary at a lower temperature (60-65 degrees) to keep the esters low for less banana taste. Turned out just the way I wanted. Definitely putting it on the remake list.

m
mp
Dunkelweizen

Just as I remembered it. I don’t think I’ll be changing anything on this one.

D
David F.
Can't wait

I have this kit brewed and sitting in the secondary fermenter. Can't wait to try it. Super easy the grain is in the bag ready to dump in the mash tun.