White Citrus Witbier | All-grain Recipe Kit | 5 Gallons

White Citrus Witbier Recipe Kit | All-Grain | 5 Gallon

White Citrus Witbier All-Grain Recipe Kit brews 5 gallons of pale, hazy Belgian-style witbier with soft wheat body, low bitterness, bright orange-citrus lift, gentle coriander spice, and a refreshing finish.

White Citrus Witbier is built for brewers who want a classic Belgian wheat beer rather than a hop-forward American wheat. The malt and wheat create a light, silky base, Saaz keeps the bitterness restrained, late orange peel and coriander give the beer its snap, and LalBrew Belgian Wit dry yeast brings the soft fermentation character that defines the style.

This is the all-grain version. Prefer the other brew-day format? See the White Citrus Witbier extract recipe kit.

Why Brewers Choose This Beer

Brewers choose White Citrus Witbier when they want a bright, approachable wheat beer with real Belgian-style character. It is light enough for warm-weather drinking, flavorful enough to stand apart from a plain blonde or wheat ale, and forgiving enough for newer brewers when sanitation, fermentation temperature, and spice timing are handled carefully.

Beer Profile

• Style: Belgian Witbier
• Batch Size: 5 gallons
• Original Gravity: 1.048
• Final Gravity: 1.010
• ABV: 5.0%
• IBU: 16
• SRM: 3

Grain Milling

We automatically mill the grains included with SoCal Brewing Supply beer recipe kits so they are ready for brew day. If you want the grains left unmilled, please add that request in the shopping cart notes before checkout. We’ll do our best to support unmilled requests when packing your order.

Fermentation Requirements

Recommended fermentation temperature: 64–70°F. Steady ale fermentation temperature helps prevent hot, solvent-like, or overly fruity off-flavors.

Detailed Kit Contents

• Weyermann® Pilsner Malt: 80 Ounces
• Flaked White Wheat: 64 Ounces
• Weyermann® Pale Wheat Malt: 16 Ounces
• Rice Hulls for Mash Drainage: 8 Ounces
• Saaz Hops: 1 Ounce
• Coriander Seed : 1 oz | Essential Spice for Brewing & Distilling: 1 oz
• Dried Bitter Orange Peel - 1 oz: 1
• LalBrew Belgian Wit dry yeast: 1 Sachet

Flavor and Brewing Character

Expect a very pale beer with natural haze, a soft wheat-driven mouthfeel, restrained noble-hop bitterness, and a lively citrus-spice aroma. Coriander and bitter orange peel are added late so they stay bright instead of becoming cooked or perfumy. Fermenting in the mid-to-upper 60s °F keeps the Belgian yeast character expressive without letting it become harsh.

What Is Included

• Weyermann Pilsner Malt — 5 lb
• Flaked White Wheat — 4 lb
• Weyermann Pale Wheat Malt — 1 lb
• Rice Hulls — 8 oz
• Saaz hops pellets — 1 oz
• Coriander Seed — 1 oz pack; use 0.5 oz at 5 minutes
• Dried Bitter Orange Peel — 1 oz pack; use 0.75 oz at 5 minutes
• LalBrew Belgian Wit dry yeast — 1 pack

Why Brewers Choose the All-Grain Version

This all-grain version gives you full control over the wheat-heavy mash, soft body, and gentle fermentability that make witbier feel pillowy rather than thin.

Brewing Notes

• Sanitation matters most after chilling: anything touching cooled wort or beer should be cleaned first, then sanitized.
• Measure partial-pack additions: Saaz, coriander, and orange peel are supplied in practical packs; use the specific brew-day amounts listed in the instructions.
• Keep spice additions late: add 0.5 oz crushed coriander and 0.75 oz dried bitter orange peel with 5 minutes left in the boil for bright witbier aroma.
• Control fermentation: start around 66–68 °F and avoid hot swings that can create rough phenolics or solvent-like notes.
• Package only after gravity is stable: confirm fermentation is complete before bottling or kegging.

Bottling this batch? Add Powdered Dextrose Priming Sugar and confirm your target carbonation with the Priming Sugar Calculator. Kegging instead? Use the Keg Carbonation Calculator to dial in serving pressure and carbonation temperature.