I added at the end of the boil and the finished aroma was quite coconutty but did fade away as the beer aged. I would consider a flavour extract next time maybe. Reply

A great new product with a fantastic message behind it… Neitiv breaking boundaries with UK’s first Coconut Flower Beer… 'Being judged by others’ is one of the main barriers to women drinking beer in the UK. The launch of a Coconut Flower beer could result in a huge shake-up to the categories norm” ~ FMCG, The Food And Drink Industry Magazine. BREWING PROCESS AND INGREDIENTS Vaani VetriKo, co-founder of Neitiv comments; “As a woman from Malaysia, growing up I learnt that drinking beer was frowned upon and something I wasn’t able to enjoy. Neitiv was created to empower all people to enjoy great tasting beer. As part of this, we’re supporting projects such as All Yours Period Poverty as we want to enable people in all areas of their lives. We have exciting plans for the future with new product launches and support for more projects that help to empower all people.” After toasting in a low oven for a couple of minutes blot the coconut between a few sheets of kitchen paper to remove the excess oils. Coconut has a very distinct taste and it's used as an adjunct, or even as a primary flavor, in a number of beers. It can create a really interesting and exotic brew when used correctly, and more importantly, a really tasty one. And not just according to me. Candle burning time: 18-25 hours - This is based on comprehensive testing at 3 hour burn intervals. They are to be taken as a general guide only and will vary based on how you use the candles and the unique variations in their size.Why are Coconut Flower Drops costly? Because the nectar has to be tapped at the top of the coconut tree before sunrise, which is both challenging and risky – there are few who are skilled enough and their insurance is understandably high. The drops have to be collected and stored in specially designed chilled containers, transported to a custom-built plant, and maintained in end-to-end cold chain logistics. Coconut provides a beautiful, delicate flavour when used correctly, originating in Malaysian cuisine; coconut can now be found in a huge varieties of different foods and drinks, from curries to panna cottas, pina coladas to coconut creams. There is no doubt that coconut adds a special something to food and drink alike, this is also the case for beer.

In the UK, only 17% of women drink beer in comparison to 53% of men, according to The Gender Pint Gap. Neitiv is on a mission to smash negative gender stereotypes and empower all people to enjoy beer without negative consequences. Highly nutritional and rich in antioxidants, the coconut flower drops contain more than 20 minerals and are high in protein and amino acids, as well as having a low glycemic index and calorie content. According to the recent study and Yougov poll, only 17% of British women drink beer compared to 53% of men. Almost half of young women (48%) do not drink beer or have not tasted beer. It discovered that male-oriented advertising and ‘being judged by others’ are the two main barriers. Besides this, the misconception of the taste and calorie count also deter women from trying beer. The study also discovered that female attitudes, perceptions and beliefs about beer have not moved on from a similar study conducted a decade earlier, despite the beer industry trying to evolve and be more inclusive. Sadly, most women still hold a negative opinion about beer and perceive it to be a man’s drink! NINKASI, the tutelary goddess in ancient Sumerian religious mythology, who would prepare beer daily to 'satisfy the desire' and 'sate the heart'.Not many beers effortlessly take in perfect 100-point scores from the critics, but this one is known to do just that. It’s a delectable number, barrel-aged, and resonating with character. It can be hard to find and doesn’t always get released every year, but it’s well worth the pursuit.