I have used mangoes in beer and usually it ferment with no sugars left. Also I feel mangoes have very little taste and aroma after fermentation.
To answer to your question. Go sweet. As it will compliment with mangoes better.
Thank you all for your inputs. For this batch I have decide to go with Purl beer. Ordered all required ingredients and planning to brew this during coming weekend.
I plan to split the batch in to two 3 gallon batches and make a kettle sour for second batch using tropical fruit: Jamun (Java...
Tickled your funny bone huh!! Anyways objective is to save some space in my apartment. I have this fridge with temp setting for both section(freezer and cooling) so thought if it is possible to make use of cooler part for fermentation
I need help if a double door refrigerator can be converted to have freezer and cooling section with separate power supply. Idea is I want to regulate temperature of both independently using open for fermentation and other section (freezer) either to store brewing ingredients under 0°c or...
homebrewing from 3 years (since May 2016) and brewed many styles mention below.. Looking for something interesting for my 50th batch.. any suggestions (Strictly beers only)
1) Stout (Irish, Oatmeal, RumRaisin, Oaked, RumRaisinOak)
2) Witbier
3) Hefe
4) Porters
5) Sour
6) Red Ales
7) IPAs
It will be sour thats definite. But thing is, pickle is already fermented and would not have any residual sugar (I guess), if any than not fermentable. Also it will not have that original fruit (cucumber) flavor or aroma. Considering these what results would be is intriguing... [emoji848]
Ok. Themadking & Jayjay1976 true or not. but both are intriguing i.e. Jalapeno and Pickle. For the love of home brewing.. challenge accepted.
But few questions
1.how much per gallon is enough..
2.Stout or some other style