S ShowPonyBrewing Well-Known Member Joined Feb 10, 2018 Messages 103 Reaction score 10 Aug 3, 2018 #1 When I add my Apricot purée to my kettle sour Belgian Blonde should it be in a secondary or can I keep it all in my primary.
When I add my Apricot purée to my kettle sour Belgian Blonde should it be in a secondary or can I keep it all in my primary.
Y YostsBrewery Member Joined Jul 15, 2016 Messages 13 Reaction score 12 Aug 15, 2018 #2 I did both recently. Mashed 8n with 3 lbs of mashed peaches. Sticky as hell. Adding 4 lbs in secondary after fermentation subsides. Trying to get max peach flavor from my sour.
I did both recently. Mashed 8n with 3 lbs of mashed peaches. Sticky as hell. Adding 4 lbs in secondary after fermentation subsides. Trying to get max peach flavor from my sour.
hopularkid Active Member Joined Jan 22, 2014 Messages 38 Reaction score 17 Location MPLS Aug 20, 2018 #3 I've done both, but I most often transfer when racking on fruit. I think you'll get the same beer either way.
I've done both, but I most often transfer when racking on fruit. I think you'll get the same beer either way.