Just wondering,
Anybody ever use any kind of Sumac in any kind of commercial brews, or even homebrew?
Sumac makes an awesome lemonade once you add sweetener.
There are many kinds of Sumac that would work wonderfully for all kinds of brews.
Rhus trilobata is locally called, "Lemonitas". It grows all along the Rio Grande River and other drainages in northern NM. The berries dry nice with a seed coat full of flavor and are wonderful when fresh as the seed is not developed yet. They quench your thirst when hiking. Perfect for a beer.
Anybody ever use any kind of Sumac in beer???
I never had any beer with Sumac in it and I think it's far past high time for it.
Anybody ever use any kind of Sumac in any kind of commercial brews, or even homebrew?
Sumac makes an awesome lemonade once you add sweetener.
There are many kinds of Sumac that would work wonderfully for all kinds of brews.
Rhus trilobata is locally called, "Lemonitas". It grows all along the Rio Grande River and other drainages in northern NM. The berries dry nice with a seed coat full of flavor and are wonderful when fresh as the seed is not developed yet. They quench your thirst when hiking. Perfect for a beer.
Anybody ever use any kind of Sumac in beer???
I never had any beer with Sumac in it and I think it's far past high time for it.
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