Grapefruit Peel 2 oz.

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Grapefruit peel is a great way to add a refreshing and slightly tart citrus tang to your favorite fermented creation. Add it to the end of the boil in a white ale, or add it to secondary fermentation to impart a grapefruit flavor and aroma in a pale ale or IPA. Suggested usage rate: 1-2 oz per 5 gallons.

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SKU 41862

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Brendan C.
Good stuff

Added it to my brown ale as an experiment. Came out nice, not too overpowering. The batch was however, a little flat. Not sure if this had anything to do with it. Other than that solid product.

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Raymond M.
Very effective

Doesn't take much to contribute to beer.

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Anthony E.
Amazingly smooth and creamy IPA

Okay, I have to admit I modified my Grapefruit IPA recipe, after reading other reviews saying it was good, but it wasn't near "grapefruity enough". But the results were amazing. What I did was to order an extra package of freeze-dried grapefruit rinds and a bottle of grapefruit-infused vodka. In a jar, I soaked the grapefruit rinds overnight in half of the vodka, and then I added it during the fermentation process, in the secondary carboy fermenter. To get the solids out of solution, I siphoned it back into the primary fermenter, through a filter. Then primed and bottled it. It's definitely grapefruity now, and has a pretty impressive 6.5% alcohol content, (measured before bottling).
This IPA is crisp and clean, with an excellent head and a very creamy texture, which I did not expect. The extra grapefruit I added was just what it needed.

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Michael F.

Great t taste

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Michael K.

A real nice addition to your IPA adds a nice flavor

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Based on 5 reviews
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Brendan C.
Good stuff

Added it to my brown ale as an experiment. Came out nice, not too overpowering. The batch was however, a little flat. Not sure if this had anything to do with it. Other than that solid product.

R
Raymond M.
Very effective

Doesn't take much to contribute to beer.

A
Anthony E.
Amazingly smooth and creamy IPA

Okay, I have to admit I modified my Grapefruit IPA recipe, after reading other reviews saying it was good, but it wasn't near "grapefruity enough". But the results were amazing. What I did was to order an extra package of freeze-dried grapefruit rinds and a bottle of grapefruit-infused vodka. In a jar, I soaked the grapefruit rinds overnight in half of the vodka, and then I added it during the fermentation process, in the secondary carboy fermenter. To get the solids out of solution, I siphoned it back into the primary fermenter, through a filter. Then primed and bottled it. It's definitely grapefruity now, and has a pretty impressive 6.5% alcohol content, (measured before bottling).
This IPA is crisp and clean, with an excellent head and a very creamy texture, which I did not expect. The extra grapefruit I added was just what it needed.

M
Michael F.

Great t taste

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Michael K.

A real nice addition to your IPA adds a nice flavor