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Old 11-03-2009, 05:02 AM   #1
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I was wondering if anyone carbonates their apfelwine? I was planning on making some soon and was thinking either no carbonation or carbonating half the batch and seeing how I like it


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Old 11-03-2009, 05:09 AM   #2
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Yup. Still tinkering with a pressure tho.
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Yup. Still tinkering with a pressure tho.
that was going to be my next question, how many volumes
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Set to 10psi right now. Will try a glass in an hour or 2.
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I carbonate mine. Typically, it's at around 2.5 volumes, as that where I keep the beer. The batch that I bottled and carbed to 4 volumes was better, but not so much as to make me bottle again (although I may do limited runs).


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so you would suggest 4 volumes?
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I prefer mine carbed.. honestly I just set it for 10 psi and leave it for a few days before serving.. on batch number three and it goes quickly..
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Bottled and Carbed. Don't know volumes, but it was a half cup table sugar + 1 gram champagne yeast (i'd crash cooled, killing off all the old yeast...). Everyone loved the carbed version, we ended up calling it hobo champagne (or "hobo champs" for short), and drank it all very quickly.


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