Kind of a tie-in to my latest homebrew post. Was wondering what fruits would best go with a multigrain saison. |
spices may be cool. |
Is the cereal mash required? I’ve never done one, thought I read somewhere wheat is ok at normal mash temps, maybe I’m off. |
Originally posted by DA Yeah, the cereal mash is generally reserved for when the wheat is at 25% and exceeds 25%. So I may not need to do one after all, but it still is something I’ll keep in keep in mind. I just don’t want it to clog anything up; definitely want will bookmark the idea, even if I won’t necessarily use it. Peaches and apricots are the way to go. What is the percentages of either that you’ve used? I’d have peaches on a much larger percentage than the apricots, because even in smaller doses peaches deliver a great profile. A large apricot profile has always tasted weird to me. Perhaps 65%/35% (Peaches/apricots)? Thoughts? |
I don’t have my notes, but I think I did about 3 lbs of peaches in 5g. I came out very fruit forward, but the fruit was really fresh and almost overripe. |
Guava |
Originally posted by blippOh, yeah. Good one! |
Originally posted by DAI definitely don’t want the peaches, if I use any, to "very" fruit forward. Dominating fruitiness is not my intention here. Perhaps by breaking your measurement in half (1.5 lbs) it might cut down on the fruitiness and hopefully more tart-sweetness will shine through. But I will also be pitching two yeasts. If I didn’t mention that already, I am now. A Farmhouse blend for primary - brett b (most likely) for secondary. |
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Yah, I guess my point was with fresh fruit the quality and ripeness really matter, I definitely prefer more subtle fruit character. Unless your using a packaged purée it’s hard to know the results, maybe start with 1.5 lbs, but could be too subtle if the fruit isn’t ripe. |
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