justineaton
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I recently brewed a small batch experiment that turned out great and I thought I would share. I made a batch of skeeter pee a couple weekend ago and had a little to much for my carboy so in a gallon jar like I use for kombucha I mixed 2 parts skeeter pee must with one part kombucha. I didn't add any other yeast to it besides what the kombucha has in it and I topped it with a coffee filter to open air ferment but keep bugs out. It did not grow a scoby but it did have a nice thick Krausen and developed a decent yeast cake, not the brown stringy yeast like kombucha usually has but a cake on the bottom. When the fermentation had slowed to a crawl (a few weeks) I poured it off the test cake into a clean jar, added priming sugar and an air tight cap. It carbed up perfectly with a Nice cream mouthfeel. Flavor wise it didn't taste like skeeter pee or kombucha, I really don't know how to describe it other than original and unique, but it reminded me a lot of a sour beer. Abv wasn't quite as high as skeeter pee (10%) but it was close. I'm planning a larger batch of this to bottle soon.