Adding Amoretti Natural Flavoring To Beer

[Gustatorian]

I recently was sent an email from a homebrew shop that was selling these:

https://www.amoretti.com/collection...cio-chocolate-hazelnut-praline-artisan-flavor

How exactly do you add it to the beer? How would you calculate the amount you needed to get a specific taste in your beer?

 

[Les Peters]

Based on their online documents, you can add in flavors at the point of serving. This use is good for a taproom, but may be challenging for us homebrewers (I make meads). I have inquired to the company about the sugar content / nutritional data so that I could understand what effect their products would have in the brewing process (i.e., how many points of specific gravity it will alter a must) before committing to buying some and doing empirical testing.

 

[Les Peters]

I recently was sent an email from a homebrew shop that was selling these:

https://www.amoretti.com/collection...cio-chocolate-hazelnut-praline-artisan-flavor

How exactly do you add it to the beer? How would you calculate the amount you needed to get a specific taste in your beer?

Found this in their forums:

We do recommend adding at secondary or post fermentation.