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Old 10-11-2010, 03:51 PM   #11
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I'm sorry sir, but we must close this thread now since it is a glorified pruno thread.
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Hooch? You be the judge. Way too much work and time in this to make that conclusion. I sure wouldn't call it a beer though. Maybe a wine.


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I'm guessing you don't wash the skins since the yeast comes from the pineapple skin. Maybe wash the coconut?
Only the coconut meat went in there... no shell.


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This is interesting, and I really like your 1 gallon fermenter, what is it?
Homemade. It's a 2.5g "Montana Jar" from Target. I drilled out the lid, which has an integrated silicone seal, and added a rubber grommet and airlock. The nice big opening is perfect for adding/removing large chunky stuff like pineapple.

I'll probably do a write-up on making one soon in DIY. Less than $20.

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Looks really interesting, P. When you say bottled with honey, what do you mean? Also, is it still or carbonated?
Yes, attempted to prime with honey. The pic of the finished product is only 1 week old in bottle, with very little carbonation.

Character might change in the next few weeks. I'll update this thread if that happens.
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Why are they imprisoning pineapples?
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This is interesting, and I really like your 1 gallon fermenter, what is it?
Bit of detail here: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/2-1-2-gallon-montana-jar-fermenter-200328/#post2332670
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Prosted on the other thread!
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I love the added pineapple hanger on the airlock. Sounds interesting and good!
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What's the ABV of this pruno wine? Someone posted that it was a low alcohol drink. BTW like the idea of the fermentor. Cool!
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About how long does this hooch take to finish fermenting? and when is it drinkable, am I right to think the bottles are primed with honey?


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