It's more protein , what doesn't kill ya will only make you stronger!!!! But really it's no problem..The yeast will kill off most stuff long before it gets legs...LMAO
It's more protein , what doesn't kill ya will only make you stronger!!!! But really it's no problem..The yeast will kill off most stuff long before it gets legs...LMAO
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Originally Posted by Hegh
Should be fine, but if you're really worried, I'm pretty sure the accepted thing to do is to drop 1 campden tablet in for each gallon, mix it around until dissolved, wait a week, and re-pitch your yeast ('cause that would have killed the yeast as well as any bacteria).
Anyone, correct me if I got that wrong, I'm not a wine guy.
awesome! thanks guys for the response. i threw the lid on and hoped for the best. its been about 24 hours since i put everything together and its bubbling like crazy now.
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Heres The result of my apfelwein...This batch sat in a carboy for 1 month...probably should have left it longer but i needed the carboy... and has been bottle conditioning for 2 weeks. I bottled 2 gallons up still, drank one of the galllons with some friends, aging another and the remaining 3 gallons are in 1 liter swingtop bottles with carb tabs. Chilled a bottle down 2 days ago and cracked this bad boy open. Its really clear but the glass has condensation on it due to it being extremely chilled. Need to start another batch cause I have a feeling this wont last too long.
popped a top on the batch I made 5/7. Subbed in 4oz of turbinado with corn sugar when mixing and bottled with 1/2 cup corn sugar and 1/3 cup honey. Man is that good. Bottled 1/2 of it and filled 2 5L mini's. I will be taking the mini's to Traverse City for the 4th of July, not a bad thing to have on the pontoon - refreshing and strong. Yee haw!
@elbajista, I'd say just to do the whole 5 gallons. Its a small investment, and by the time that 1 gal batch finishes, you'll crave more. While its fermenting, leave it somewhere dark, a closet or something is fine. And as long as you wait out at least 3 weeks, it should ferment enough. Leave it longer for better taste. And no, the amount you're brewing doesn't have that much of an effect on the time.
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