Could i use fermaid-O and lalvin EC-1118 in place of what you used ?
@thebrewtank7665Ай бұрын
@DOSE-RAD yes, but you just a warning, that strain has a high alcohol tolerance and it will go dry. So if you want it sweet you will Ned stabilizers before you backsweeten. Also ec 1118 might take time to mellow out because it will give you a jet fuel taste.
@DOSE-RADАй бұрын
@thebrewtank7665 ok cool thanks for the reply!! I'm planing on letting it sit anywhere from 6m to 1y. If I get the same OG as you did and let it ferment to 1.000 it'll be at about 15%abv. Now if I stabilize and back sweeten is should remove some of the dryness? Sorry it's my second batch
@RS-dc7wy Жыл бұрын
I usually add yeast directly to the carboy without issues, may I ask: What is the benefit of soaking yeast first and adding later? Cheers
@thebrewtank7665 Жыл бұрын
Less stress on yeast and better yeast health. Go Ferm is also a nutrient I use to keep them strong in the beginning.
@ginadushaj3589 ай бұрын
I was planning to make my own juice by slow cooking apples with a little water and straining. Do you thing this may work instead of buying juice?
@thebrewtank76659 ай бұрын
Possibly, but you may want to be careful about microorganisms. You may be able to pasteurize the juice, and do great sterile practices, but you might get contaminated. There are probably more risks and procedures that take time, but I would look into how people make homemade cider or other mead making channels. Man made mead or Doin the most I think may have done one.
@dc15442 жыл бұрын
how long does it sit for?
@thebrewtank76652 жыл бұрын
This one sat for about two weeks before I transferred to secondary for clearing. Very basic and one note. Would probably have benefitted with an acid addition. I think I used 71b, and that one likes to eat up malic acid, what gives the juice its tartness.
@dc15442 жыл бұрын
@@thebrewtank7665 what acid would you recommend and how much per gallon? when would I add it?