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    #1 chub1, Jul 29, 2017
    Ok,i have a glut of blackberries and will be doing a blackberry stout as a previous one was really good.
    Would like to tackle a 'blushing blonde' type brew, ie a pale ale with added blackberries to just give it that tinge of colour and taste.
    Question is,anyone know what sort of quantity i would need to add to a 5 or 6 litre brew without actually going overboard and turning the beer purple:eek::)
     
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    #2 chub1, Jul 29, 2017
    Ok,not to worry.Have found some info on it.
    Will be my next but one brew,if it turns out any good,i will post it up
     
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    #3 Trialben, Jul 29, 2017
    A saison may also be a good brew yeast to cook this one up with too.
     
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    #4 chub1, Jul 30, 2017
    Cheers Ben
    never tried one !
     
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    #5 Nosybear, Jul 30, 2017
    Respectfully disagreeing. Saison has too much going on. I'd go with simple, a Blonde or Amber to let the fruit come through. For a Saison, i'd use the fruit as a subtle background note.
     
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    #6 chub1, Jul 30, 2017
    Nosey,ta.
    I am going to do a pale,but might try a Saison out somewhere along the line.
     
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