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why not just add wood chips?

i would say use 1/2 killer and 1/2 mild honey. That would be perfect.

tried mine and it was VERY strong in flavor. Stronger then buckwheat. I might let it age a year or so more but if you use this MIX

never boil juice

it wont be ready by thanksgiving. I have a batch thats a year old and is just starting to taste good. If you want something that fast try Graff

no glass here. sent it in as soon as this opened.

No, you didn't miss anything. I just thought it was a interesting read :)

Interesting read: http://www.realbeer.com/library/beerbreak/archives/beerbreak0315.php

i made some but haven't cracked it open yet. still aging.

salt and vinegar solution. rinse with water. you have to use the salt and vinegar together.

anybody? I was thinking it would look goofy

the orange ones are food grade.

i pour a little cranberry in with my johnny jumpup. I hate it on its own. Love it with the cran

Does anyone have a pic of one installed? I'm debating on whether or not to drill a hole for a new tap or just install one of those. I have a two tap tower now.

cant be too old. :) shows the area code.good find though! That area code was made in 1947. Graphics are in good shape. Keep them on there :)

if you boiled the applejuice it will be cloudy. One stick for 5 gallons seems good to me. Whole stick. no need to boil. You can soak it in a little vodka or something else to extract some of the flavor and sterilize... then just throw the whole mess in. Cloves are a nice addition too. Just...

120 seems nice for store bought juice.

i have four 20 gallon jugs... each jug holds 20+ gallons. I will check the exact ammout.

40 bucks a peice seems fair. I filled it twice with a 6 gallon just and hardly hit the 1/2 way mark. I agree it does look smaller... but is not. I live in harpers ferry, wv but work down in bethesda. so anywhere in between is fine.

Hand blown yes. Although they are thicker and stronger than one would think. They came from Asia so they were rugged enough to come over without breaking. They are just about as thick as a normal 5-6 gallon one... just bigger. Its not like its 100lbs though :) I guess i'm the only one that lifts...