jgod4520
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I'm trying to make a mango-flavored beer, and given the relatively mild flavor and high cost of the fruit, I was thinking about using mango nectar. I found on google that mango nectar has about 31g of sugar per 8 oz. serving, and I was thinking about using about 24 oz. of juice. Has anybody used this stuff in the past, and if so would you have any recommendations on amount/brand or maybe using mango flavoring instead?
My recipe looks something like this
1 tablespoon gypsum
.75 lbs. gambrinus honey malt steeped
.25 lbs. special B steeped
6.6 lbs muntons light liquid malt extract
1 lb. muntons amber malt extract
Maybe .5 lbs of light brown sugar
24 oz. mango nectar added to carboy
.5 oz. citra at 60 minutes
.5 oz. citra at 30
.5 oz. citra at 10
dry hop with another .5 oz of citra
WLP500 Trappist Ale Yeast
My recipe looks something like this
1 tablespoon gypsum
.75 lbs. gambrinus honey malt steeped
.25 lbs. special B steeped
6.6 lbs muntons light liquid malt extract
1 lb. muntons amber malt extract
Maybe .5 lbs of light brown sugar
24 oz. mango nectar added to carboy
.5 oz. citra at 60 minutes
.5 oz. citra at 30
.5 oz. citra at 10
dry hop with another .5 oz of citra
WLP500 Trappist Ale Yeast