Honestly the first beer iv made that I felt could be a staple at a brewery. I got my PH down to 5 before throwing in some Goobelly juice. Id get it a bit lower to be honest I just didn't have the means to. I let the Goobelly do its thing at 90 degrees.I didn't measure the ending PH just went by taste. I then boiled to kill off bugs and added some hops. I split the batch and re-fermented half on 2 lbs of passion fruit puree/ 2 lbs of white peach puree. The other half was re fermented on 4 lbs of raspberry puree. You can cut the maltodextrine I wanted to see how it compared to Lactose as I have two regulars who are intolerant(the maltodextrine was fine.) As for water chemistry, do you. I built it high chloride.
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