- Sep 28, 2004
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Its alive. Xocoveza is back baby.
All this basically got shoved into a hop sock. We aren't really room temp secondarying this beer. It'll be more like a serving keg addition
-Coffee blend, we went whole coffee beans. It's a blend of swiss chocolate, super dark, breakfast blend, kona, and vanilla nut coffee varieties.
-Vanilla beans, we chopped up and sorta scraped
-pasilla dries Chile peppers. Chopped and de seeded just as a heat precaution
-whole nutmeg cracked into mutiple pieces
-cacaoa nibs went in whole.
-whole cinnamon sticks
Some recipes call for many of this stuff to be ground. I went whole cut last time and had success. Flavors will probably explode by tomorrow evening.
hop sock and some fishing line to keep it from clogging the serving tube.
First small pour of our milk stout (using scotch ale yeast). The yeast profile definitely bringing some woody character. It won't be as cut and dry as a traditional milk stout or xocoveza.
some lacing porn on our FI 4.5% session pale ale.
It's clearing nicely on its own without any fining aid.
All this basically got shoved into a hop sock. We aren't really room temp secondarying this beer. It'll be more like a serving keg addition
-Coffee blend, we went whole coffee beans. It's a blend of swiss chocolate, super dark, breakfast blend, kona, and vanilla nut coffee varieties.
-Vanilla beans, we chopped up and sorta scraped
-pasilla dries Chile peppers. Chopped and de seeded just as a heat precaution
-whole nutmeg cracked into mutiple pieces
-cacaoa nibs went in whole.
-whole cinnamon sticks
Some recipes call for many of this stuff to be ground. I went whole cut last time and had success. Flavors will probably explode by tomorrow evening.
hop sock and some fishing line to keep it from clogging the serving tube.
First small pour of our milk stout (using scotch ale yeast). The yeast profile definitely bringing some woody character. It won't be as cut and dry as a traditional milk stout or xocoveza.
some lacing porn on our FI 4.5% session pale ale.
It's clearing nicely on its own without any fining aid.
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