Interesting and a fun beer to brew as it uses grains you don't normally see. I don't like the taste of Sorghum but this recipe blends everything together well and the crispness of the grapefruit is quite refreshing. Hardest part was coming up with a name that rhymes with Sorghum. lol
*Rinse the specialty grains thoroughly and drain all of the water out. Spread the grains onto a baking sheet and place them in a pre-heated oven at 300° F for an hour and then at 350° until they just start to turn toasty, keep a close eye on them, you don't want a burnt taste, just slightly more than a tan color. Let them cool. Steep grains in 4.5 gallons of water. Turn off heat and stir in sorghum extract and Belgium syrup. Bring to a boil and add hops.
**Grate the grapefruit rind being careful not to get any of the white pith under the rind its very harsh and bitter. Add zest at last 5 min of boil.
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Brewed for my daughter in law who has a gluten intolerance. This is very good and refreshing. I do not like the taste of sorghum but the other grains blend into it nicely. For IPA lovers its tart and tangy. Good on a hot summer day!
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