ToastedPenguin
Well-Known Member
I brewed an Imperial Pumpkin Ale a few weeks ago and racked it into secondary this past weekend on to some high quality vanilla extract.
While I intend to age this brew until mid/late October (haven't decided if I'll leave it in carboys or rack to corny kegs) I've read that extended aging for spiced beers can mute the spices.
If this is the case, would adding spices to the beer later in the aging process be able to bring back the spice character that is noticeable in it's younger state?
While I intend to age this brew until mid/late October (haven't decided if I'll leave it in carboys or rack to corny kegs) I've read that extended aging for spiced beers can mute the spices.
If this is the case, would adding spices to the beer later in the aging process be able to bring back the spice character that is noticeable in it's younger state?