Treating peppers for cold side usage

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hotwatermusic

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I would like to use some hot peppers in a beer and was wondering if anyone has any experience using a tincture method and how the flavors and heat convey thru the process. I have access to habanero, ghost, and seven pot peppers and would like to use them cold side. However if the results with a vodka tincture are somehow lessened I would probably just use them as a whirlpool addition. Thanks.
 
We used ghost peppers at the brewery for a “pilot” project. I’d recommend splitting it up into 3-4 batches for secondary and a low side on one, high side on the last, and a middle ground on the other one (or two). What’s the fun of Homebrewing without experimentation?
 
We also stupidly left the ghost peppers in the kegs when we put them on tap. The “mild” one became very very spicy after a week in the keg!
 

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