Has anyone used those 5 gallon water bottles for water coolers as a secondary fermenter? Does anyone know of any drawbacks to this practice?
Ok. here is what i did:
I mixed 1 packet of yeast, 2 cups of sugar, and 1 gallon of water together. I am told that this makes an unpleasing to taste alcohol that is drinkable after fermentation.
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In reading recipes, and assorted instructions, the word is tap water, not distilled (or RO).
My tap water is not fit for drinking or bathing much less brewing (heavy salts), I soften it for bath...
I`ve recently started using reverse osmosis filtered water for my all grain brews. When calculating salt additions (if any), is RO water close enough to ion free to neglect the mineral content, or d...
...nternet i decided to try because it was cheap to make
involved sugar yeast concentrated fruit juice
water and a milk jug
so i made 2 gallons of it
i had also read that disolving the sugar i...
...ng the tour, the head brewer told us that, before they started brewing, they sent a sample of their tap water to be analysed in order to determine the water treatment required. The result that came ...
...septox, if leaved by itself for a while the extra oxigen evaporate and you are left with pure sanitized water. That is also the reason why you don`t have to rinse, you would just reaplace sanitized...
the town i live in is on a creek that they use to make bourbon. the water is very alkaline. is this water a concern? is it better than having acidic water? for making wine is this good or bad?
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How many apples,how much water,how much sugar and how much yeast is reqiured to make a 5 gallon brew..What the steps for this to take place..I am having a hard time finding simple instructions to achi...
... internet. I was siphoning from my primary to my secondary fermintation, the recipe said to top off with water. I did but I tasted it and It tastes very watery now.
Can I just add more acid/lemon...
can you tell me the conclusion of sugar,water and yeast.
It really depends on how the water was softened. Usually what they do is add salt, specifically either sodium chloride or potassium chloride. Unless you are softening your water some other way the min...
... internet. I was siphoning from my primary to my secondary fermintation, the recipe said to top off with water. I did but I tasted it and It tastes very watery now.
Can I just add more acid/lemon...
...ine makers here. Is there a reason why we should be studying up on Phosphine (PH3)? I do know that if my water has a fishy smell to it I will not use it and guess would have to start making complaints...
HOW MUCH WATER AND SUGER AND CORN DOES IT TAKE MAKE 100 GALLONS FO MOONSHINE
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while making a wine kit I addeed too much water to the grape juice, I have not added anything else yet, is there something I can do to stop it from being too watery or weak?
I was wondering if i can use water bottles like the ones from culligan. Or do i need to stick with the beeter bottles.
What effect does distilled water have on soil ph?
why do we determine pH in both distilled water & KCl?
...fine) at a mix of about 3 tablespoons per gallon. That would be approx 45 ML sulfite to about 3.8 liters water. After washing and rinsing the bottles you would put the sulfite solution into the bottle...
...p; wait... I'll probably rack it again off the yeast sediment in a few weeks, then top it off with water and wait some more. I'm assuming that it will take a few months before it is clear ...
Is distil water fit for humanconsumption? If yes or no Why?
im interested in making wine with only water then flavoring after.about how long will five gallons take to become drinkable.
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