by yeastmeister » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:18 am
Nope, you won't.
Ok, lets try and make this clear one more time.
You, they, anyone, will never make a pink beer.
Basic color theory. You got additive color theory, or subtractive color theory, since beer isn't producing its own light, you use subtractive color theory.
Beer is basically yellow. Sometimes pale yellow, sometimes real deep yellow. Doesn't matter, there is no color that can match with yellow to make pink.
To get a pink beer, you would need pigments, and not dyes. To overpower the yellow base, you would need so much white pigment and then a touch of red, that you would literally wind up with something the consistency of Pepto. And you would need to shake it periodically, cause the pigment would fall out of solution.
You want green or orange beer, thats easy as well. But pink won't work.