Boil the heck outta this one, not a slow rolling boil, to minimize any DMS. This beer is so light any off tastes will be upfront and apparent.
I mash for 75 min. to get as much "fermentatables" as possible.
Fermentation usually completes in only a few days.
Flocculation takes some time either bottled or kegged. Added gelatin helps but eventually this will produce a very pale brilliant beer.
Surprisingly, a nice head and lacing that persists.
Should come out crisp and light with just a hint of bite with a nice smell from the Hallertau and Saaz hops.
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