Kegging a Weisse

Brewing Processes
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I’m thinking of brewing a nice, classic Weisse Beer before the summer is out. I got to thinking about it, and almost every time I’ve had this style of beer, it’s come from a bottle, which enabled me to swirl the yeast in the bottom and add it to the top of my glass, which I like. Here’s the catch: I usually keg my homebrew and don’t plan on going back to bottling. So, how will kegging effect this classic element of weisse beer–the nice, estery yeast that gives it a deeper haze?

Thanks!

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Your kegged beer will eventually get very clear.  You can softly shake the keg every once in a while to stir up the sediment if you want, but it’s hard to predict if you’ll get a glass full of yeast or just some haziness.