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Thanks for the info, seems like a good alternative

Many thanks for this. I'd be doing this in a Grainfather Connect, is there anything else I should be aware of and do you know how I could convert this to use in the app?

It's the Bacchus Kriek. Thanks for the info on this.

Yeah, it is the Bacchus one, I thought it was sweet, but not overly so, I have tasted sweeter cherry beers. Although, I'm sure our individual palates have a lot to do with it.

Sorry, you lost me at kettle sour, this isn't something I've heard of before? Relatively new to grain brewing, so not sure. The Tesco Kriek isn't particularly sweet, I've tasted sweeter, it's almost wine-like.

Thanks, and at what part of the process is this added?

Afternoon all, I did my first brew with a Grainfather recently and had good results with an American IPA, but looking to do something with fruit next. I've never done anything with fruit before but got the taste for a cherry Kriek that Tesco does and wanted to try and replicate that. I've been...

Haha, superb! Nice one, thanks for that, but where to start?

PS - I also like the Bacchus Kriek cherry beer that Tesco do and many of the Belgian beers athumb..

Haha, Thanks for the input everyone, @the baron @Zephyr259 @Oneflewover @Leemond @Slid @Harbey Definitely not scared me off @GerritT I will have a good read over all the information and suggestions you've given. One thing I will say, two of my favourite styles of brew are probably hoppy...

Hi all, I am a fairly amateur brewer having done about half a dozen kits, all with decent results. I've been offered the chance to use a Grainfather for a bit, but have very little idea about grain brewing. Someone pointed me in the direction of your forum and suggested I may get some...