I will also be adding ~2.5 lbs of passion fruit puree and guava puree each to separate 2.5 gallon fermenters around day 10. Plan to have one Guava and one Passion Fruit batch.
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Passion Fruit batch: perfect, sour, fruity, full bodied and very clean. VERY impressed with how great this beer is vs. how easy it was to make! 10/10
Guava batch: less sour and fruity compared to the passion fruit, very smooth mouth feel and bright pink, hazy color. The guava puree wasn't as concentrated (different brand) as the passionfruit which I believe contributed to the subdued flavor. My opinion is this version is GREAT for those who don't like very sour beers, perfect for a hot summer day when you need something cold by the pool. 10/10
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