oregonbrew541
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Wow that sure did clear up! great job and thanks for the pictures and update! 

Here's my new bottles i got 25 for a buck a piece what a score!!!View attachment 177972
Had a problem with my batches. Both jugs haven't moved off the Sg's 1.02 and 1.01. Both are starting to smell a bit vinegary and are no longer fermenting. Any suggestions???
Hey, I recognize those bottles...I sold them to you...LOL
Sounds like you'll put em to good use if you're bumping your brewing up to 2 carboys a month.
The owner of home fermenter center?
Oops...not him. Guess that happens when you drink and type.
I sold a case of Grolsh bottles for $25 on Craigslist the same day you posted...figured the chances were pretty good...but again, I was drinking and typing....
I am looking forward to giving your recipe a try though!
Good news is I'm gonna try again today. Got me some whole foods 365 aj and some WLP002 yeast. Gonna make a yeast starter this time and add a bit of maltodextrin for body.
Whole foods aj rocks! Comes in a gallon glass jug I can use for future brews.
When i seed the word Kush, I expected something different lol....
Is that a thing...? Dry hopping, with... Well, you know.
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Has anyone ever tried a hybrid between this and Graff?
I have always wanted to brew a cider, as I like them in general but often find them a bit dry and thin. To that end, I've always wanted to try a malted cider. The skinny on the Graff seems to be that, while it certainly seems delicious, it is a bit drier and isn't quite as bursting with apple flavor as this recipe. What would happen if I substituted a little DME+torrified wheat for some of the turbinado sugar? Has anyone ever tried something similar?
I understand that it complicates the recipe quite a bit, but I'd be willing to endure for a great cider![]()
Those pictures were very impressive. How long do you let your cider carb to become so bubbly? Also, are you going to to fry hop your cider with actual kush?
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I let mine ferment in Primary for five days at 70 degrees or till it reaches 1.010 then i transfer to secondary and let it sit till it reaches 1.005 which usually takes 3-5days then i transfer to bottling bucket mix with 3/4 cup of sugar pinch of dap and bottle then let prime for three weeks and enjoy. Yours will be fine, just on the dryer side which you may prefer. I would bottle it if i were you, but my partner and i like it pretty sweet so When brewed exactly to my instructions it makes what some have called a crispin clone and i highly agree! Im excited to see how the brown sugar turns out though!
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AppleKush take 2.
2gal whole foods 365 AJ
WLP002 yeast (starter made 2days ago)
50 ml turbinado
30 ml table sugar
1tsp yeast nutrient
OG juice 1.053
OG juice + sugar 1.060
Bacardi gold rum in the airlocks(just in case some back flows into the must.)