I made this at the end of June. I am very pleased with how it came out so I thought I would share. It is light-med bodied, and very dry. FG was 1.003. It is very citrusy and bright with a mild pepperiness in the background, and for me it's a bit hard to tell where the yeast and the hops begin and end. IOW they seem to meld really well. There are distinct and forward notes of lemon-lime (more lemon) and a distant tropical note I assume is from the Motueka. The malt in the backseat is pretty much all pils. Funny that sometimes when I drink it I can pick out the very subtle contribution from the vienna and other times I cannot. All in all a great beer to have in the summer lineup. Credit where it's due to BlKtRe for suggesting Motueka in a Saison, good call.
Motueka Saison
6 gallons
OG 1.053
IBU 30
SRM 4
80% MFB Pils
10% MFB Vienna
10% Flaked Wheat
mash @ 152F
16g Gr. Magnum @60 for 30IBU
45g Motueka in 165F whirlpool for 30 min.
45g Motueka dry hop for 4 days.
WY3711 French Saison
Edited by ettels4, 10 August 2014 - 03:02 PM.