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Bitter Orange Peel

Bitter Orange Peel

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Bitter orange peel is a great way to give your Witbier style brews a traditional citrus infusion!

 
Sourced from bitter orange varieties, Bitter Orange Peel adds a mild citrus aroma and flavor to your homemade beer. This is the traditional ingredient used to add orange character to Belgian witbiers, and so is the best choice for clone recipes. Imparts a slightly different flavor than Sweet Orange Peel, which is sourced from sweet tasting orange varieties.
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Valued C on Oct 21, 2022
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I need it
Valued C on Oct 21, 2022
No other option
David F on Jun 10, 2022
Quality item
Patrick S on May 25, 2022
Time for some wheat beers.
Dana T on Apr 2, 2022
going to make my own cointreau
Valued C on Mar 1, 2022
Recipe
James K on Feb 28, 2022
my dog has no knose
Ilza K on May 11, 2021
For a specific recipe
Stephen Gabriel on Apr 20, 2021
Need it to brew beer
Ray M on Apr 1, 2021
Flavoring for drinks and desserts
Megan H on Feb 11, 2021
belgian
ERNESTO C on Jan 21, 2021
Experimenting with making orange flavored liquer
Robert C on Oct 30, 2020
I use it to make beer
ERNESTO C on Oct 13, 2020
For Cicerone Study
Bradley N on Jun 30, 2020
looks like a nice addition
michael m on Jun 11, 2020
For a Belgian Blonde
Michael B. A on Jun 5, 2020
for a recipe
Neil Davis on Jun 4, 2020
for my homemade Wit recipie
David B on Mar 19, 2020
To prevent scurvy on my forthcoming sea voyage.
Richard Z on Mar 2, 2020
brewing
Mark Anthony F on Oct 31, 2019
To make my Wit beer.
derek barrington on Oct 2, 2019
I need more bop for brewing.
Thomas K on Sep 3, 2019
Holiday season is upon us
Adam Peppas on Aug 28, 2019
Making a citrus orange belgian wit.
Kyle Heon on Jul 17, 2019
Called for in the recipe
Michael M on Jun 14, 2019
Got this to make saison
MIKE W on Mar 24, 2019
Belgian Wit!
Ward K Toby on Feb 19, 2019
Brewing a Wit Beer
Boudewijn Ten H on Jan 25, 2019
add to American wheat
Paul F on Sep 19, 2018
witbier recipe
Thomas L on Jul 10, 2018
Standard orange peel does not exert enough flavor
Ron Allmaras on Jun 4, 2018
Belgian brew
Zachary S on May 31, 2018
belgian wit
Vyacheslav K on May 14, 2018
citrus notes
Anthony M on May 1, 2018
To make a Wit of course
Tim K on Jan 29, 2018
No other option
David F on Jun 10, 2022
Time for some wheat beers.
Dana T on Apr 2, 2022
Are these peels from organic oranges?
Thomas Garten on Jul 19, 2018
BEST ANSWER: These peels are not from organically grown oranges.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Excellent for Wits!
Adds great flavor to my Wit!
June 30, 2021
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
I like this as a late source of aroma and bitterness in Belgian ales. It really gives you a component of flavor and aroma that you cannot get from a late hop addition. I’ve never been a dry hop fan.
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Added Dec 23, 2018
December 23, 2018
Purchased
 over 5 years ago
 
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