FlyinBrewer
Well-Known Member
I'm probably going to get flamed for this. But oh well.
This was NOT done for the same reasons that "beginner" did in the DIY forum for those who read this kid's post.
This was done to test the process for brewing/fermenting
I bought some organic fresh squeezed apple juice, and some baker's yeast.
Yep, hooch, BUT it turned out to be a decent dry cider (I think)
I sanitized a 2L bottle and cap, and racked 3/4 gallon of the juice into it. I made a started with the yeast (warm water and sugar) then pitched it. I shook it vigrously for 2 mintues. I made an airock with straws and a cup of boiled water.
I had a good krausen on the juice the next day. I left it in the primary for 4 days, then racked it into another sanitized 2L bottle w/ some sugar solution for secondary/priming.
Just drank a small glass of it. It sort of tastes like champagne. Meaning its sparkling and somewhat dry. SG is about 1.002. I didn't take an OG.
This was NOT done for the same reasons that "beginner" did in the DIY forum for those who read this kid's post.
This was done to test the process for brewing/fermenting
I bought some organic fresh squeezed apple juice, and some baker's yeast.
Yep, hooch, BUT it turned out to be a decent dry cider (I think)
I sanitized a 2L bottle and cap, and racked 3/4 gallon of the juice into it. I made a started with the yeast (warm water and sugar) then pitched it. I shook it vigrously for 2 mintues. I made an airock with straws and a cup of boiled water.
I had a good krausen on the juice the next day. I left it in the primary for 4 days, then racked it into another sanitized 2L bottle w/ some sugar solution for secondary/priming.
Just drank a small glass of it. It sort of tastes like champagne. Meaning its sparkling and somewhat dry. SG is about 1.002. I didn't take an OG.