Those are carboy caps. I use the same thing though mine are red.
The 6.5 gallon size fits a 6 gallon BB.
from searching this thread. These people used that yeast.
Remilard 11/21/08
bkvail 11/19/08
portlandbeergeek 10/02/08
ArcaneXor 3/24/08
and BlindlemonLars mentioned it back in 07
You might get a response from one with a pm. :shrug:
Those batches should have finished and been consumed.
I bottled 3 days ago. It is very drinkable with no carb. I have been adding sprite for a little sweetness though.Looks yummy, I still have to wait about two more weeks to bottle, then a couple more to carboh well, hopefully it is good, I started another batch 2 days ago...
I'm making my first batch of this on Saturday. It's primarily for my mom since she has been bugging me to make some sort of hardened apple cider, so I had her go buy the ingredients I needed for it. I told her specifically to get 100% pure apple juice with no additives or preservatives. What she brought me was 100% apple juice from concentrate. Is this gonna work or will I need to take it back and exchange it?
If its not pasteurized you might hit it with camden tablets. It will work. Every time I used canned juice I got an infection after few months, but it was not pasteurized.
I used the canned concentrate in place of corn sugar.
I was thinking of bottling this in wine bottles with corks, without carbing of course.
Anyone see issues with that?
Is traditional Apfelwein carbed or not?
Thanks for the leg work!![]()
I used Dominicks brand (safeway) apple juice, the ingredients read apples and ascorbic acid.. its been 30+ hours and absolutely no signs of fermentation. Is it possible this brand is no good and contains other preservatives?![]()
I used Dominicks brand (safeway) apple juice, the ingredients read apples and ascorbic acid.. its been 30+ hours and absolutely no signs of fermentation. Is it possible this brand is no good and contains other preservatives?![]()
What's a good ale yeast to use?
I know folks use frozen apple juice from concentrate cans, but I was thinking that if I was going to make this Abbey of Leffe Bruin All grain this weekend, that I could take like a 3rd or 4th sparge runnings and the frozen cans of concentrate and make some take on this Apfelwein.
I already have some Apfelwein fermenting that followed Edwort's recipe, but I wanted to see what you guys thought about doing something like this. If this is bad idea let me know. Thanks.
First , let me say that this is one loooong thread! I think we will see 20 pages soon.
I know that malt has been used in some ciders and is used in mike's hard lemonade an other similar "malt beverages". I'd say go for it, although you probably won't be getting all that much malt from the grains it can't hurt. Would probably just provide nutrients and such.
I've done it with hefeweizen yeast and it was fantastic!