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Bloodthirsty Blood Orange Saison Extract Beer Recipe Kit

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A remix to the perennially classic Saison style, the Bloodthirsty Saison is a fantastic rustic ale that lends a fierce citrus character to the spice of the traditional Saison yeast strain.
Impaling your senses with complex flavors, Bloodthirsty Saison is a remix of the perennially classic Saison style. A savage dose of blood orange puree adds additional fierce citrus character to complement the estery, spicy and peppery tones spawned by the traditional Saison yeast strain. The result is a fantastically rustic ale featuring a pristine deep golden color, a ferociously brilliant white head, and an unrelenting dry finish.
Brewing Notes:
  • Style: Fruit beer (Saison base)
  • Fermentation Range: 65 - 78F
  • OG: 1.053
  • SRM: 5
  • IBUs: 25
  • ABV: 6.2%
Tasting Notes:
  • Complex spicy flavors
  • Prominent blood orange
  • Medium-light body
  • Noticeable ester profile
  • Very dry finish

 

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Additional information

SKU B11240
Beer Color Light
Original Gravity

1053
Total Time to Make 6 weeks
Regional Style Belgian
Alcohol Content Medium
Yield 5 Gallons
Beer Style Spice or Fruit Beer,Trappist/Belgian Ale
Beer Recipe Kit Instructions Click here for recipe kit instructions
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Customer Reviews

Based on 9 reviews
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Tom
Great Saison ale

Delicious! I steeped the grain at 155 for 30 minutes and sparked the grain with additional 2 quarts of 155 degree water. I like a bit more hop now so did use the entire ounce of Magnum hops at start of the boil. Starting specific gravity was 1.054 with 5.25 gallons. Used the dry yeast at 70-72 degrees. Changed to secondary fermenter on day 4, at 1.012 and bottled on day 17 at 1.008. Great fruity flavor. Highly recommend.

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Joshua K.
Overall good

This beer had a higher alcohol content than I expected and you definitely taste it with each drink. With that said it's a great trading beer that I enjoyed making and drinking.

J
Jesse S.

Bloodthirsty Blood Orange Saison Extract Beer Recipe Kit

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Sidney G.
Blood orange Saison

Unlike some other kits for blood orange brewing this one has a ton of orange flavor and I look forward to enjoying this brew as soon as it is ready

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Gregory M.
Great Summer Saison

Came out exactly as described. Would 100% order again. Only issue is I keg my homebrew, this was my first saison and I think I may have overdone it with the force carbonation because it would pour 2/3 foam. From what I can tell it was operator error and a Quick fix was to pour a pitcher and let it settle then serve from there.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 9 reviews
56%
(5)
11%
(1)
33%
(3)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
T
Tom
Great Saison ale

Delicious! I steeped the grain at 155 for 30 minutes and sparked the grain with additional 2 quarts of 155 degree water. I like a bit more hop now so did use the entire ounce of Magnum hops at start of the boil. Starting specific gravity was 1.054 with 5.25 gallons. Used the dry yeast at 70-72 degrees. Changed to secondary fermenter on day 4, at 1.012 and bottled on day 17 at 1.008. Great fruity flavor. Highly recommend.

J
Joshua K.
Overall good

This beer had a higher alcohol content than I expected and you definitely taste it with each drink. With that said it's a great trading beer that I enjoyed making and drinking.

J
Jesse S.

Bloodthirsty Blood Orange Saison Extract Beer Recipe Kit

S
Sidney G.
Blood orange Saison

Unlike some other kits for blood orange brewing this one has a ton of orange flavor and I look forward to enjoying this brew as soon as it is ready

G
Gregory M.
Great Summer Saison

Came out exactly as described. Would 100% order again. Only issue is I keg my homebrew, this was my first saison and I think I may have overdone it with the force carbonation because it would pour 2/3 foam. From what I can tell it was operator error and a Quick fix was to pour a pitcher and let it settle then serve from there.

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