Well, replace 'snake' with 'pepper' and replace 'boot' with 'beer' and you'll have the correct topic. :)
I turned my American Wheat into American Pepper Wheat. Or is it Peppy-wheat? I ordered a variety of mild peppers, cinnamon, and vanilla beans to put in a mildly spicy holiday beer for Thanksgiving. I used 4 vanilla beans, 4 cinnamon sticks, and 5 peppers (2 new mexico peppers, 2 chipotle morita peppers, and 1 guajillo pepper). I wrapped them in tin foil with a few drops of olive oil and water. I then heated them all up in the oven at 350 to help sanitize and bring out the flavors. After several minutes of 'baking' I racked the American Wheat to a secondary, and dropped the goodies in. I know I didn't add much in the way of vanilla and cinnamon, but hopefully the flavors they impart will at least be detectable. The aroma coming from this mixture as I opened the tin foil, was amazing.
I'm curious how this will all turn out with a light beer like American Wheat. Maybe I should have used a darker ale like a Scottish Ale, or a Porter?
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