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dougget

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Hi. I’ve made a few batches of cider and got pretty good at stovetop pasteurization to get semi sweet carbonated cider.
Now I have a keg system and plan to get the cider to the proper sweetness before kegging. Then carbonate in the keg, vs letting the yeast do the carbonating…
Problem is, I need to **** down the yeast so the sugar stays in the keg.

Can I stovetop pasteurize in a 3 gallon carboy? Or maybe rack it into 1 gallon jugs….
Don’t really want to use chemicals, but not against it if it works.

Options? Ideas?
Thanks
Doug
 
Sorbate is the tried and true method from winemaking.
If you wanted to avoid "chemicals" you could look into filtering systems.
 
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