Does anyone know if you can use Green Malt to brew or is it compulsory to dry it first. I have been making my own base malt and it would be much easier if I could just malt it and add it to a batch instead of drying it first. Anyone know?
Sure water freezes at 32 but that doesn't mean that the water in cider will all magically freeze and then all the liquid left is alcohol, you need to get much colder to get something strong.
Adding ethanol to water will therefore depress the freezing point by 1.86 C per molar conc present...
Damn I'm so jealous, 85$ for a 53 gallon barrel is the deal of a lifetime, and it's also infused with the best bourbon in the world.
I too also thought that Jack is bourbon since the only two types of whisky I know about are bourbon and scotch.
Well that's the point of an AIRLOCK to make the fermenter airtight, and yeah I know it can't be as reliable as an SG reading but you have to wait a day or two between readings to tell if activity has ceased but usually if there are no bubbles that's an instant hint that fermentation has stopped...
I'm still confused about the bananas should they be yellow or really ripe and black, and should I add the boiled water or water+bananas?
Oh and with or without skin? I just want to increase the body so I don't want a banana taste.
It's about 3 months old and the recipe is Malkore's not so Ancient Orange Mead, I just want to know how to increase the body so it doesn't feel watery. I've seen something like boiling bananas to get more body but I can't remember the details.
Hy guys, I've just finished my first mead(MAOM) and it's pretty good but lacks some flavor and feels a bit watery. I heard of some tricks like rasins or banana soup to increase the body and mouthfeel.
Can anybody give me a more detailed instruction for the banana thing or any other method to...