Hopwater
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I have a raspberry wheat that I will be bottling up in a week or two. I made it more for SWMBO, but it would take her forever to go through 5 gal of any beer. The stuff is sitting at ~4% ABV. I would like to take a gal or 2 of the stuff and up the ABV a good bit, thereby turning it into raspberry rocket fuel.
Is there a good way to go about this? Possibly put it in a 1 gal glass jug, add some DME, airlock, and and let it go for a bit? Or maybe use corn sugar?
Normally I wouldn't mess with it/rekindle fermentation...but I thought that since this stuff has a very strong raspberry flavor to begin with, it should hold a good deal of that flavor even after upping the ABV.
Is there a good way to go about this? Possibly put it in a 1 gal glass jug, add some DME, airlock, and and let it go for a bit? Or maybe use corn sugar?
Normally I wouldn't mess with it/rekindle fermentation...but I thought that since this stuff has a very strong raspberry flavor to begin with, it should hold a good deal of that flavor even after upping the ABV.