All Grain Recipe Kit - Vienna Lager - Wolfgang

Heavily inspired from a trip to Brooklyn NY. Brooklyn Lager was fresh and plentiful. If you don't know, Brooklyn Lager is a popular Americanised Vienna Lager. A Vienna Lager is typically an amber to dark lager that has a bit of a malt backbone, but should not be overpowering. This new Brooklyn Lager variation has a little bit more hop to it pushes the classic Vienna Style into the new world type category of smashable dark-ish lagers.

Cast your mind back to the time where Mozart roamed the Vienna streets composing his symphonies on Violin and Piano. Now jump into your Bill and Ted time machine and make him grow up on the harsh streets of NY. Now you've got a serious Wolfgang!

KegLand All Grain Recipe Kits

KegLand All Grain Recipe Kits are tried and true recipes. All recipes are designed and tested in house, as well as award winning recipes or designed by noted home brewing luminaries such as David Heath. We also have a range of kits brough to you by the breweries themselves!

All KegLand Recipe Kits are best enjoyed from the keg! However,  they are also suitable for bottling or canning.

Every kits comes complete with all malt, yeast and hops required!

Please select your batch size and milling option when ordering.

What's In The All Grain Recipe Kit?

Hops

1 x KL36399 Columbus (25g Pellet Hop)

Yeast

2 x KL40204 CellarScience - BERLIN German Lager Yeast x 12g

Use this link for the RAPT Profile: CellarScience - BERLIN German Lager Yeast

All Grain Recipe Kit Grain Bill

2.8kg x Vienna - Barrett Burston (AUS)
1.5kg x Pilsner Malt (Pale Malt) - Barrett Burston (AUS)
0.46kg x Munich - Barrett Burston (AUS)
0.04kg x Black Malt - Simpsons (UK)

Brew Specifications:

• Target Original Gravity: 1.050
• Estimated Final Gravity: 1.010
• Target IBU: 21
• Estimated ABV: 5.3

Quantities of grain, hops and yeast are scaled up for double batches.

Homebrewers Guides

If you need a guide on pressure fermentation please check out this post.

The basics of All Grain Brewing are covered here.

For a breakdown on transferring your finished beer, please refer here for kegging, here for bottling or here for canning.

If you want to really make the best possible beer, using brewing salts to adjust your water profile is recommended. You can grab a fantastic Brewing Salt Starter Kit here.

If you have never used brewing salts to adjust the water profile and mash pH before, check out our handy guide here.