Hi guys,
I was thinking about adding fruit of some description to part of the next belgian blonde batch I make.
What are my options?
My usual grainbill is about 10% white sugar (which I can add to FV to allow for a split 2 x FV batch), should I drop the sugar for part of the batch and replace it with a good quality fruit suryp or cordial? Or is it best to add actual fruit?
I would like the beer to either stay blondish or go a nice red colour. So I am thinking its either peaches, apricots, rasperries or strawberries.
I have tried some nice fruit beers so I know I like the flavour of fruit in a beer but dont want to be too experimental first time around.
Suggestions please!
Dean.
Adding fruit to a begian ale
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Re: Adding fruit to a begian ale
I think I prefer the idea of strawberry to raspberry. Cant find much in the way of peach and apricot additions.
Options so far:
Frozen strawberries. Blended, pasturised and added to secondary - http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/ ... =268620973
Lowicz syrups
Dean.
Options so far:
Frozen strawberries. Blended, pasturised and added to secondary - http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/ ... =268620973
Lowicz syrups
Dean.