chili beer
chili beer
Has anyone made one, and if so what was the recipe and how did it go? I'm thinking a nice chocalatey malt with a hint of chili, and maybe some spices....
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I've known a couple of people that have made a chili beer . . . the last one ended up as drain cleaner
The trick is not to use a pale beer as a base, aim for a darker mild (with a subtle chili flavour/heat) or up the scale with a stout (with an appropriate increase in flavour/heat). I would start with say 10 Jalapeno in the boil initially (Seeds and all) and see how it goes from there.

The trick is not to use a pale beer as a base, aim for a darker mild (with a subtle chili flavour/heat) or up the scale with a stout (with an appropriate increase in flavour/heat). I would start with say 10 Jalapeno in the boil initially (Seeds and all) and see how it goes from there.
I have made chilli wine before, its good for cooking with and thats it.
Is there any merits in 'dry chilling', putting it in the fermenter and keeping a constant check on how the flavour develops and pull it out when you have had enough?
Is there any merits in 'dry chilling', putting it in the fermenter and keeping a constant check on how the flavour develops and pull it out when you have had enough?
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Chilli vodka I am intowetdog wrote:had some in a pub once and had some chilli vodka too but its just wrong on so many levels.


