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Old 01-17-2011, 03:31 AM   #11
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1.017 is my guess/calculation.

Why did you put in so much Lactose and Maltodextrin?

Did you use a different yeast for each carboy? If so, the one with Windsor will probably end up a little higher at 1.019.


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Old 01-17-2011, 10:53 AM   #12
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Calder -

I didnt think that 8oz of Malto and 1lb of Lactose was a lot. Only used it a couple of times and felt this amount would be decent. These ciders are so dry and tart I was looking for a little body and sweetness.

And I put both packets of yeast into a mason jar of boiled/cooled water, shook and added ~1/2 to each batch.

Thanks for the guess/calc

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