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adding fruit Oregon fruit puree to secondary ferment

Discussion in 'Beginners Beer Brewing Forum' started by ikobrew47, Feb 27, 2013.

 

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    ikobrew47

    Member

    Posted Feb 27, 2013
    My recipe calls to add 49 ounce can of apricot puree to the secondary. Is it better to put the puree in the bottom and siphon the beer on top, or siphon the beer in first and then pour the puree in?
     
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    Gerhard

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 27, 2013
    Ideally, I feel its best to add the fruit near the end of fermentation.
     
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    helibrewer

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 27, 2013
    When I did my cherry stout, I poured the puree into the secondary and then racked onto it.
     
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    Wyrmwood

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 27, 2013
    doesn't matter (although the first will be easier), but I agree with Gerhard, wait until the SG is low (stage the fermentation)
     
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    KeystoneHomebrew

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 27, 2013
    Just to add to the chorus, it doesn't matter. It would be easier to rack onto fruit, and less messy if your volume sneaks up past the top. That way you can just stop the siphon instead of not getting all the fruit in.
     
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    ikobrew47

    Member

    Posted Feb 27, 2013
    Thanks for all the responses; very helpful!
     
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    brewski09

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    Posted Apr 19, 2013
    I would say add the fruit and rack onto it so you don't add oxygen unnecessarily by dumping the fruit in after the beer.
     
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