Roasted without the color

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45thparallelhopper

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I've been playing with the idea of getting some of the normal roasted flavors you would get from a stout or Porter and trying to impart it into a lower srm beer style, but the tricky part is I do not want too much of the color to come through. Anyone of any ideas on how to possibly attempt or accomplish this goal?
 
Over the past few years, a number of breweries have made pale/golden stouts as a fun offering. I think one was also included in Denny Conn and Drew Beechum's book, "Experimental Homebrewing." Those beers don't use any roasted malts, but instead use a pale beer base and add coffee and chocolate extracts to mimic the flavors of the dark malts. Maybe that could provide a good starting point.
 
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