Bottles came FREE from a local recycling depot that, up until recently has supplied me with any flip top (Grolsch mainly) bottles they came across. The odd tall bottle comes in like those pictured. The 360 is some kind of Vodka. I thinbk the other was a soda. Apparently, my source is not able to recycle flip tops, is what I was told. I had collected nearly 80 grolsch bottles from them over a month or two.
Lately, the supply has dried up, as I think they might believe I am simply reselling the things on eBay. Things are tight in my local economy. If someone thinks you are making an quick buck, at their expense, then the good times come to an end. Either that, or people stopped drinking Grolsch.
I pitched this cider about a month ago (have to check the date). I cold crashed for about 2-3 weeks. Still cloudy, but it was basically yellow when I pitched.
No way I am going to let it sit aroud for over 2-3 or more months, despite posts on here telling me I should - and any good intentions I pretend to have. My plan is to crack a few early June. Take my chances. I am hardly a cider aficionado, so I likely won't know the difference. If its tart and/or dry, with a little sour kick, I think I'll be happy. Good chance some of my 18 liters will be around come July and August (Maybe!)
Little disappointed I could not find concentrate to carb with. None available in these parts.