graphicsguru

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looking to do our first cider. anybody have any suggestions of a good recipe.
tend to like the higher gravity stuff, but am open for suggestions

StoutFan

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http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f81/blueberry-cider-82299/
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f81/great-dry-sparkling-cider-117241/
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f81/apple-bee-woodchuck-clone-90276/
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f25/man-i-love-apfelwein-14860/

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staffVAJoe

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Man, I love Apfelwein

It's simple, cheap, you cannot screw it up, AND it will get you drunk!

What more could you ask for?

SeamusMac

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True, true and TRUE! Although it takes time to age. You might want to make a cider will apple juice and beer yeast at the same time as Apfelwein to hold you over until the Apfelwein has had enough time to mellow. I used wyeast 3068 for mine, and it was very drinkable at 1 month aside from a strange peanut butter taste/aroma. Although at 2 months it has subsided and I have a great cider around 6 - 6.5% ABV

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staffVAJoe

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DUDE did not know that was an option... ... THANKS!

I take Sundays off but on monday YOU will be considered the hero of the day Mr. SeamusMac

SeamusMac

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It's not often I hear that ha ha, glad I could help!

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Primary: Brewingcentres Pale Ale
Primary: Brewcraft - Cheap 'n' Shiddy Bavarian Wheat

Kegged: Brewcraft - Cheap 'n' Shiddy Bavarian Wheat
Kegged: Brewcraft - Enhanced Dutch Lager
On Tap: Brewcraft - Irish Stout

Kauai_Kahuna

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+++ On this.
I use WLP300 and it makes a killer cider ready to drink in one month to 2 months depending on how thirsty you are. Too be honest if I have some of the quick cider (5gal AG, 2 lbs sugar or 3 lbs honey) or Apfelwein nicely aged in bottles, ALL of my friends prefer the the WLP300 quick cider. (I call it Dickens cider just because I like the name).
To each their own, and you can experiment till you find what you and yours enjoy.
Best of luck.

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