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    Apfelwein bottling ... Using fruit juice concentrate instead of priming sugar?

    I know this is a super old thread but I wanted to share a helpful discovery I just made while calculating how much Cascadian Farms apple juice concentrate to use to prime my cider. I discovered that 1 teaspoon of Cascadian Farms Apple concentrate contains 2.25 grams of sugar...pretty much...
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    Priming Sugar Method

    Hey there, I just wanted to share a technique and pose a question all at once. I have been brewing 3-4 gallon batches with my BIAB set up for sometime now. As many have noticed when using BIAB, the amount of break material tends to be excessive so I always end up with some in the...
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    Pre pitch Pectic enzyme

    Attached is a picture. Also if I'm letting the enzyme work for 24 hours, should I refrigerate?
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    Pre pitch Pectic enzyme

    Hi all, I just put together a test cider which I will be dry hopping after active fermentation. I added pectic enzyme about 2 hours ago per package instructions and the general consensus that it is best added 24 hours before pitching. Now two hours later there is significant sediment...
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    Aging cyser on apples

    Hey all, thanks for the food for thought here. Apologies for the delay...life gets in the way. With regards to bacteria within the core, I cut the apples off the core so I don't think it is a huge issue. In terms of the fruit cap, I have been agitating lightly every day or so just to keep...
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    Aging cyser on apples

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    Aging cyser on apples

    I did not stabilize and had actually anticipated a slight restart in fermentation. I would say I got exactly what was expected in that regard: some small bubbles hugging the apples and very minimal airlock activity. Is it problematic to have some additional fermentation in secondary? I would say...
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    Aging cyser on apples

    So I made a 3 gallon batch of cyser (OG: 1.11) about a month ago and racked it from 5 gallon primary to 3 gallon secondary about two weeks ago. I lost more volume than expected to fermenter trub, if you will, and decided to fill the additional headspace with a blend of fresh apples. I prepared...
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    Fast fermentation

    Thanks for the help! When you talk aging with mead do you mean bottle aging or aging in the secondary? Or perhaps a combination of the two? I have not found a clear answer or rule for this in my research.
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    Fast fermentation

    Also I had very little foam and what appeared to be a less than energetic fermentation. After 1.5 days it was bubbling energetically and then it quickly quieted to one bubble of the airlock every minute or so.
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    Fast fermentation

    Hey there, first time mead maker here. Been brewing for a while and wanted to try my hand at mead. My first batch (a cyser--recipe follows) fermented from 1.11 to 1.0 in one week. I was expecting at least several weeks considering my research generally found that honey ferments slowly. I...
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