Schell's Schell Shocked, Can You Clone It?

[LoneTreeFarms]

like the title says I'm looking for a clone to Schell's new Seasonal Schell Shocked! their website describes it as a German Radler, 4.6% alcohol, Subtly sweet with a grapefruit twist. It's delicious. Happily I'm not afraid to admit that I've never developed a recipe and would have no idea where to start except to ask for help from the vast wealth of knowledge here.

Thanks in advance!

http://schellsbrewery.com/beer/schell-shocked-grapefruit-radler-beer/

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[LoneTreeFarms]

bump? can't find this in any stores now and would like to give it a go, has anyone had this before?

thanks

 

[Thejbj13]

Since nobody had responded I'll give it a shot. I'm not familiar at all with a Radler recipe but I know it's like or is a shandy. From what I've read briefly it sounds like you can brew any Weissbeer and then blend it with a Grapefruit juice? I'm not sure about bottling it with one but maybe a mix of them or something? I'm sorry I'm not really knowledgable as some other members but you needed a response and part of home brewing is experimenting! Let me know what you decide on doing I'm interested

 

[LoneTreeFarms]

thanks i'll give this experiment a try on of these free weekends

 

[MNSmitty]

Yeah, I'm not exactly sure of how to make it either, but ive drank many of those. Schells makes some great beers.
Its a bit sweeter than say a Leinie's Summer Shandy. I'm thinking its a low ABV Wiess backsweetened with sweetened red grapefruit juice. What the sweetener is, I couldnt tell you.