Maybe try searching the beer style on this site and see what other brewers are adding to theirs.I am going to brew cucumber gose, and I don't know how much salt should be added. Is there any place to pay special attention?
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Thanks! "Cucumber, 2#, peeled and mashed, added at high krauesen." but What is high krauesen?I have a cucumber gose recipe on this site that worked out well, only problem was a bit too much cucumber. I'll check to see if it's public.... It is. Here's the link: https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/726241/cucumber-gose Hints: Make sure the wort gets tart enough if kettle souring - look for a pH of 3.8 or lower. And use a bit less cucumber. I had to puree mine - crushing it didn't work. I'd reserve some of the salt for bottling - it's easier to add it than to take it out - and be ready to add some more lactic acid in at packaging. But this made a really good beer!
thanks!The salt taste in the German recreations I tried a few years ago when I was in Leipzig and Goslar ranged from hard to detect to noticeable but subtle. But that was Germans trying to recapture their history.
As you're adding fruit matching the historic approach probably shouldn't be that important. Just add it your personal preference, probably at packaging and after you've settled on your cucumber amount. And probably try getting your amount right in a small sample before you hit the bottling bucket or fermenter.
thanksMaybe try searching the beer style on this site and see what other brewers are adding to theirs.
When the yeasty foam is highest, another way of saying when fermentation is most active.Thanks! "Cucumber, 2#, peeled and mashed, added at high krauesen." but What is high krauesen?
I know, thank you, I thought it was a high-alcohol.........HAHAHAHAHAWhen the yeasty foam is highest, another way of saying when fermentation is most active.
And I'm a simple sugar and a sulphur compoundI know, thank you, I thought it was a high-alcohol.........HAHAHAHAHA
hahahahahahaAnd I'm a simple sugar and a sulphur compound