Thanks for the input guys...i tried one they're definitely sweet but a mild sweetness I got red and green. I'm putting it in a bohiemian pils so subtlety is good I don't want it overpowering the beer by any means just add a lil depth to it...and some gnarly color for a pils...thanks again!
Anybody ever added prickly pear before? If so what was your prepping like? So far from what I gathered my plan is to just blend it up real nice and strain it a few times to keep seeds and what not out then add it in. Anyone have any further recommendations? Also thinking of adding some honey to...
*update* were good...just a slow start.. I feel cause the temp at which it's fermenting is so low it just took a couple hours longer...ive since pitched into my Bohiemian Pils and it's got a nice healthy Krausen a good airlock activity! Thanks all!
I pitched the yeast a little over 24hrs ago(white labs german pilsner) pitched at 60F. Ran it on the stir plate for 18 hrs then standing still until now...and I haven't notice any action or change...I forgot to take a OG reading, it was a 1 1/2 ltr starter with 1 cup of Golden light DME. Any...
This is essentially what a did just not full force...kinda did a mix between this method and a couple others...worked out great for serving next day! Thanks again everyone!
This is essentially what a did just not full force...kinda did a mix between this method and a coupe others...work out great for serving next day! Thanks again everyone!
So today is kegging day! My first time kegging so...i just wanna get some input/recommendations on volumes of co2 and serving pressure for stouts...thanks all
So I've come up with a recipe but not sure if it a viable technique so..lemme know what ya think...
I'm planning on adding it in secondary in my FastFerment. My plan is to reduce down some orange marmalade remove from heat add a little more freshly zested orange peel and then some thawed out...