Blueberry & coconut stout

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Perrin_Abara

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Has anyone done the coconut and blueberry stout recipe from this book and if so, is it awesome? I was thinking about doing it for the Christmas thirst 😃
 

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I can't see the recipe, unfortunately, so unless someone has brewed this themselves, you may struggle to get much feedback!
 
A bit of a coincidence as I had thought of doing this. I had looked through the book last night for ideas on using up the 500g of coconut left over from a chocolate, coconut stout I kegged at the weekend.

The coffee, vanilla and maple Imperial stout on the opposite page sounds fantastic though.
 
I've played around with the recipe a bit, increased the chocolate malt, increase the alcohol a bit and halved the IBU's, not sure if that will make it too sweet now though.
 
Did you use the recommended amount of coconut, how strong a flavour did it impart?
I didn't do the Greg Hughes one but done a basic stout recipe with 100g toasted coconut in mash, 100g in boil (along with Cocoa powder) and 300g in fermenter. The sample that I had from the trial jar gave a nice subtle coconut taste and tasted promising. Not sure how long the coconut taste will last though
 

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