kettled sour. acidify to whatever ph you want. I used 4 good belly shots left for a day.
i added 1/4 of the syrup towards the end of primary. Then left cold for another week, crashed kegged and back sweetened with the rest. I pulled a sample and added syrup to it until it was where i wanted it then did math to get the amount to use for the whole keg. P.S. (used potassium sorbate and metabisulfate)
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