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Created page with "== CBB Podcast == I have it as #418 in my notes but thats wrong. This podcast also talked about NZ hops/ * Uses Verdant yeast for witbier. * Makes a version with lime zest and pink peppercorn only. * Likes the pepper-citrus combo, avoids phenolic yeast flavors. * Water profile: ** Chloride: ~150 ppm, Sulfate: ~80 ppm === Whirlpool additions: === * Fresh lime zest for ~5 minutes, in bags for easy removal. * Coriander in bags, 1–1.5 g/L. * Motueka hops also in the w..."
 
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* Fresh lime zest for ~5 minutes, in bags for easy removal.
* Fresh lime zest for ~5 minutes, in bags for easy removal.
* Coriander in bags, 1–1.5 g/L.
* Coriander in bags, 1–1.5 g/L.
* Motueka hops also in the whirlpool.
* [[Motueka]] hops also in the whirlpool.


=== Fermentation & process: ===
=== Fermentation & process: ===

Latest revision as of 22:00, 26 July 2026

CBB Podcast

I have it as #418 in my notes but thats wrong. This podcast also talked about NZ hops/

  • Uses Verdant yeast for witbier.
  • Makes a version with lime zest and pink peppercorn only.
  • Likes the pepper-citrus combo, avoids phenolic yeast flavors.
  • Water profile:
    • Chloride: ~150 ppm, Sulfate: ~80 ppm

Whirlpool additions:

  • Fresh lime zest for ~5 minutes, in bags for easy removal.
  • Coriander in bags, 1–1.5 g/L.
  • Motueka hops also in the whirlpool.

Fermentation & process:

  • Drops to 16°C for diacetyl rest (may be a misstatement).
  • Drops to 13°C for infusion additions like dry hops or zest.
  • Beers are typically 7–8 days grain to glass.