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How was this? I like that you used frozen sweet cherries because those are easy to find, but most cherry beer recipes I've seen use tart cherries (which I can never find). Was yours on the sweet side then? |
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It had a very mild cherry flavor, but it was there. I wouldn't call it sweet, but certainly cherry. If you're looking for a BIG cherry flavor, I'd double the cherries in the recipe, but that would be too much for me.
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I made a cherry beer, but the cherry juice fermented too and added a big "winey" taste to the beer. I want a beer that has cherry flavor, not a cherry wine/beer blend. How would you say this one was in that regard? |
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It wasn't winey, that's for sure. How do you carb? If you use CO2, you could probably use camden tablets to kill off the yeast and then add the cherries.
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Awesome - thanks! That's a great idea. My previous recipe had me adding the cherry juice at flameout. |
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well what did you come up with on the cherry juice... how was your final result??? I have a cherry flavored ale going right now and added frozen dark sweet cherries to the "tertiary" bucket after fermentation subsided... |
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I'm working on this one right now; threw the cherries in a blender and used the resulting slurry in the secondary. It went from amberish to dark red. Though, it appears the cherry juice is fermenting, too ![]() We'll see how it turns out. |
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anyone try concentrating the cherries by boiling them down or dehydrating them first ? |
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