The Blue Moons Belgian Wit is kegged up and carbonating. It had an original gravity of 1.058 and finished at a respectable final gravity of 1.008. This makes it a 6.6% ABV ale. I really like this batch the best of all the wits I’ve brewed. I scaled back on the corriander and it is a much more subdued flavor in this ale.
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: Leslie Wayne Baker Jr. | Visit Guest Book LESLIE WAYNE BAKER JR. SEPT 9, 1949 - MAY 29, 2010 Wayne was born and raised in the Modesto area. Wayne served in the US Navy from 1967-1973. He was a Yeoman on submarines during the Vietnam War. After serving his country, he attended and graduated from San Francisco State University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. Wayne was a business owner who opened the Central Valley's first homebrew store, Barley and Wine Home Fermentation Shop. He operated the business from June 1989-January 2010. Wayne was [...]
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