Belgian Wit with too much Spice
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 2:21 pm
by BDBrewing
I brewed a Blue Moon clone a few months back and although it was ok the Coriander is REALLY pronounced. I have crushed up an orange slice in the bottom of the glass and poured on top of that and it was quiet nice but I don't want to have to do that every time. I let the keg age for a while hoping that the spice would settle but it hasn't.
I was thinking of opening the keg and either pouring some OJ in or trying something else to counter the coriander taste. Any Ideas?
~B.D.
Re: Belgian Wit with too much Spice
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2011 6:00 am
by captain carrot
I'd say blend it with another witbeer using less coriander in the recipe. You could blend it with an American wheat beer using some citrusy hops. Sunny D instead of the orange juice might be interesting.
Good Luck!

Re: Belgian Wit with too much Spice
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2011 6:44 pm
by BDawg
captain carrot wrote:I'd say blend it with another witbeer using less coriander in the recipe. You could blend it with an American wheat beer using some citrusy hops. Sunny D instead of the orange juice might be interesting.
Good Luck!

+1
Re: Belgian Wit with too much Spice
Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 11:15 am
by BDBrewing
I know it took me long enough to decide but with the holidays and my daughter's birthday we've been swamped. I decided to try and make the same recipe beer again but without the coriander and then blend the two and if need be add a dash of coriander if it needs it.
The odd part about this since i brewed this batch i have moved to all grain. So I will be blending this Extract brew with essentially an all grain version of the same recipe.
With me Luck
~B.D.