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* extract most of the fibers from the rhubarb using a slotted spoon. A seive would have worked better.
* extract most of the fibers from the rhubarb using a slotted spoon. A seive would have worked better.
The gravity at rack was 1.010 (confirm with Ryan). When we added the rhubarb fluid it lent a pinkish hue. Volume at rack was 5 gallons, and we each got to have a few ounces of the un-flavored warm wheat ale. Can't wait to taste it when it's flavored all the way and the secondary ferment is done.
The gravity at rack was 1.010. When we added the rhubarb fluid it lent a pinkish hue. Volume at rack was 5 gallons, and we each got to have a few ounces of the un-flavored warm wheat ale. Can't wait to taste it when it's flavored all the way and the secondary ferment is done.
===Tasting at Rack===
===Tasting at Rack===
Based on: http://brianbeer.blogspot.com/2007/01/rhubarb-experiment.html
Based on: http://brianbeer.blogspot.com/2007/01/rhubarb-experiment.html
==Photos==
* vegetables and herbs pre-boil: http://cons.truct.org/album/beerchurch/2013-02-02_0002
* just about ready to be kegged, in secondary (back right): http://cons.truct.org/album/beerchurch/2013-02-10_0002
