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Joewalla88

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Just a quick question. I usually just add fruit after primary fermentation when I'm doing fruit beers, but I was wondering if I could get more flavor/aroma from less fruit by using tinctures. Anyone know?
 
i know you can concetrate fruit juices by freezing them and pouring off the juice and removing the ice to get more flavor.

i have done this with apple juice for cider backsweetening

also i have had good results crushing fruit and soaking it in everclear for a few days to extract flavor . then i pass it through a wilser .

again i have done this with ciders but it shoudl work for beers also
 
i know you can concetrate fruit juices by freezing them and pouring off the juice and removing the ice to get more flavor.

i have done this with apple juice for cider backsweetening

also i have had good results crushing fruit and soaking it in everclear for a few days to extract flavor . then i pass it through a wilser .

again i have done this with ciders but it shoudl work for beers also
I'm glad to hear it works. I'm curious if you can away with using less fruit in a tincture than just fruiting the beer in secondary. I smell an experiment.
 
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