Brun Foncé Soft Belgian Candi Sugar - 1 lb.

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  • Brun Foncé Soft Candi Sugar in a 1-pound bag

Brun Foncé Soft Belgian Candi Sugar - 1 lb.

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SKU 2227

PRICE AS CONFIGURED:

$7.49

Product Details

Sugar does play an essential role in Belgian brewing.
Brun Foncé is a highly flavorful Dark Soft Belgian Candi Sugar. It contributes notable dark fruit and subtle caramel flavors.

- SRM: 36
- 1.042 PPG.

Use this soft candi sugar in all of your Belgian beers to impart a wonderfully soft and well-rounded flavor that you have never had in your beers before! A by-product of the rock candi and candi syrup making processes, soft sugar is made up of tiny crystals of beet sugar that have been removed from the syrup by way of a centrifuge. These crystals have a more intense flavor than the traditional sugar rocks American brewers are used to seeing. This is the same candi sugar used by the famous Rochefort brewery in Belgium. Soft and delicate candi syrup flavor and light color.


Additional Information

SKU 2227

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
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Dale P.
Good brew

I like the character the coconut gives the beer. Next time I will cut the toasted coconut in half for a little more subtle flavor.

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mike f.
nes paz?

brew a vioux!

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Michael G.
Looks good

Just bottled my Belgian Ale today. I normally used the Amber syrup previously offered on this site but tried this Candi sugar as the other was unavailable. The color is lighter resulting in a golden hue rather than Amber. I have only initial impressions of the flavor which so far is very nice and balancing well with my recipe.

B
Brian
Soft Candi Sugar

I like this style Candi Sugar, though it does look just like normal Brown Sugar. It will and color to your brew as well as raise your OG. I used it in the last 5 mins of boil

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
75%
(3)
25%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
D
Dale P.
Good brew

I like the character the coconut gives the beer. Next time I will cut the toasted coconut in half for a little more subtle flavor.

m
mike f.
nes paz?

brew a vioux!

M
Michael G.
Looks good

Just bottled my Belgian Ale today. I normally used the Amber syrup previously offered on this site but tried this Candi sugar as the other was unavailable. The color is lighter resulting in a golden hue rather than Amber. I have only initial impressions of the flavor which so far is very nice and balancing well with my recipe.

B
Brian
Soft Candi Sugar

I like this style Candi Sugar, though it does look just like normal Brown Sugar. It will and color to your brew as well as raise your OG. I used it in the last 5 mins of boil