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I could post a pic of one of the beautiful bottles, labeled and nice and clear if anyone is interested.
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OMFG.
POST THE PICTURES ALREADY
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07-07-2008, 05:48 PM
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Yea, I'm ready for some pictures. I really wanna see what the color turned out to be.
Thanks for summing up the recipe. I thought it was more complicated than it was, it was just a real challenge finding the post of what you added to the secondary. I'm ready to start this brew sometime this week.
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Primary: blueberry apple cider
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bottled: I should probably get some of those...
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07-07-2008, 08:39 PM
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Ok, will setup a bottle tonight to settle for a nice pic. Could take a day or two, have a CRAZY schedule, but love the enthusiasm Kahuna haha.
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Meads: Hababero and Sarrano Capiscumel, Show Mead possibly getting split and flavored, and 12 gallons of Bochet Deliciousness
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07-08-2008, 03:11 AM
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Wow, this sucker cleared again fast, the yeast is all nice and clumped together, so switching between laying on its side (sediment on side) to on its flat is incredibly fast.
Here's the money shots, showing on its color, clarity and that bitchin label (hooray for glue) but it isn't quite big enough for wine bottles, better for beer bottles.

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Meads: Hababero and Sarrano Capiscumel, Show Mead possibly getting split and flavored, and 12 gallons of Bochet Deliciousness
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07-08-2008, 03:56 AM
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NICE....
Great looking bottle of juice.
I think the small Label looks great on the bottle.
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07-08-2008, 04:24 AM
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Yeah, I go back and forth on the label size. The pics are a bit grainy, because I took them fast, but I assure you it is crystal clear. It has somewhat of a mix of a reddish brown color, changing with the light.
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07-08-2008, 05:39 PM
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Nice pics. Glad to hear this came out so good. Is the recipe updated on the first page, or did it not change?
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07-08-2008, 07:05 PM
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Will update original post, the only way it changed was in secondary. The only problem is the secondary additions don't add up to the original 6 gal, because I took 4 bottles out of primary.
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Meads: Hababero and Sarrano Capiscumel, Show Mead possibly getting split and flavored, and 12 gallons of Bochet Deliciousness
Ciders:3 Ciders with differing additives TBD, Strawberry/Apple Cider
Wine: Black Cherry Vanilla Port
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07-23-2008, 07:37 PM
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Any update on how the secondary is coming along? I'm looking to make a variation of this very soon.
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07-23-2008, 08:05 PM
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Just moved it to my new apt., but I'm gonna let it age for a while longer, no idea or plan yet. I will give it a taste and testing once I finish moving to that apt., should be either this coming week or in a month.
I love how I have gotten so much interest! I would love to hear anyone else's path if they do replicate. This was my first recipe I came up with (mostly, I mentioned the help I got) on my own so I can't wait for more final results!
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Meads: Hababero and Sarrano Capiscumel, Show Mead possibly getting split and flavored, and 12 gallons of Bochet Deliciousness
Ciders:3 Ciders with differing additives TBD, Strawberry/Apple Cider
Wine: Black Cherry Vanilla Port
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