AlaskaBushBrewer

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Is there a way to taste my final nrew product to determine proof?

medusa1066

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You mean Alcohol Content? This is typically determined using a hydrometer.

gregbathurst

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The instrument for measuring alcohol content is called an ebulliometer. It measures the boiling point to give alcohol content, but they are expensive

roadymi

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If you didn't test SG you can list your recipe and a FG and somebody may be able to calculate an approximate alc% for you

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I have 8 carboys, 8 cornies, 5-1 gal jugs, 200 wine bottles, 10 cases of beer bottles and a nice assortment of flip tops....My goal is to keep them at least 50% occupied

AlaskaBushBrewer

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Sg 1.095 fg 1.008

UpstateMike

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About 11.5% Alcohol By Volume.

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"No longer drink only water, but use a little wine for your stomach’s sake and your frequent infirmities." ~ 1 Timothy 5:23

Currently Fermenting:
Nothing

Bottle Conditioning:
Citron Cider
Blackberry Cider
The Five Eight Five

In Bottles / Drinking:
Cranberry Cider

kewlio250

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to do this, follow this formula

(SG-FG)x131=ABV

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UpstateMike

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11.397%, which is like I said, about 11.5%.

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"No longer drink only water, but use a little wine for your stomach’s sake and your frequent infirmities." ~ 1 Timothy 5:23

Currently Fermenting:
Nothing

Bottle Conditioning:
Citron Cider
Blackberry Cider
The Five Eight Five

In Bottles / Drinking:
Cranberry Cider

kewlio250

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i was just making sure he knew how to figure it out for himself
sort of a teach a man to fish thing

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AlaskaBushBrewer

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Thanks this was helpful