Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
Thanks guys, in part I think I tried to rile a few up, just to see reaction.....
Fuck it, I shall go start an off topic thread.
FFV, I'm sold.
Jeeze I am a bit drunk as well, best I leave it till I am somewhat straight.
Fuck it, I shall go start an off topic thread.
FFV, I'm sold.
Jeeze I am a bit drunk as well, best I leave it till I am somewhat straight.
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inglishill - Newcomer
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
Sorry for swearing, but I have a potty mouth.
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
Mash wrote:Welcome aboard inglishhill.
I am sure you'll be fine.
I have done a few sites. This one is a pleasure. You took me by surprise with you comments. I have to take a deep breath sometimes, I am sure we all do.
Sometimes people don't hear what your saying. Sometimes people have different agenda's. Sometimes we talk utter shite. But do all rub along and enjoy just that.
Pull up a chair, put on a brewand enjoy.
Thanks.
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
Icefever wrote:inglishill wrote:Thanks for the welcome :-)
I'll try and dial it back a bit:-)
I am pretty easy going for the most part, really, I'll even take time to prove it :-)
Thanks dude..![]()
Now we have you in the chair with the light shining in your eyes, we have some questions. Where were you on Jan 4th...no forget that sorry...![]()
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What's your still? and what's your poison?.... how long have you been stilling?? .........shit better start a new thread.
All in good fun mate.
I have a wee bit of experience, I come from a backwater colony although :-)
I shall introduce myself properly one day.
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
PS, imam pretty sure 4 Jan I was a bit pissed.
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
I will see how this topic is going tomorrow.
I myself sometimes go a little "off piste".
Free speech is a wonderful idea,drunken cussing's are less so.
I may feel inclined to lose a few posts.
It does grieve me to play the part of a policeman, although I once knew a UK Police Fire Arms Officer who tried to explain to two little girls, that he was a policeman because he liked helping people.
Robert.
I myself sometimes go a little "off piste".
Free speech is a wonderful idea,drunken cussing's are less so.
I may feel inclined to lose a few posts.
It does grieve me to play the part of a policeman, although I once knew a UK Police Fire Arms Officer who tried to explain to two little girls, that he was a policeman because he liked helping people.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
Hi Teddy
My name is Dave and I have just ran my first batch through the T500 and a small carbon filter. The final product was terrible I wouldn't feed it to the wife !! It Tasted tainted total undrinkable
Can you please give me some tips or web sites I can to improve my process what is the best filter system to use, the recipe you posted looks great. Any information will be gratefully received. I'm working in Saudi but live in England with the T500. I hope it will be my retirement project,
My name is Dave and I have just ran my first batch through the T500 and a small carbon filter. The final product was terrible I wouldn't feed it to the wife !! It Tasted tainted total undrinkable
Can you please give me some tips or web sites I can to improve my process what is the best filter system to use, the recipe you posted looks great. Any information will be gratefully received. I'm working in Saudi but live in England with the T500. I hope it will be my retirement project,
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
The recipe is a good one Dave, so assuming you've read thru this thread and followed it as close as, you'd need to reveal more about how you ran it. Cuts, etc.
I seldom take myself seriously....
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
Thanks for the fast response
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
Y gotta spill the beans man
email still_smart@yahoo.com and stay in touch. More details viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4947
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
Been given a box of bran flakes, out of date.
So just a trial,
4.5ltr D,J,
50g bran flakes
1 kg T&L
pinch Epson Salts
Pinch Citric Acid
Pinch D,A,P,
1 vit B tablet
1 pot Allinsons Finest,
Crush bran flakes and add to 1ltr boiling water.
Dissolve sugar in 2 ltrs warm water.
Boil 10g yeast in 500ml water.
let all cool to 30c and combine in D,J,
Add 20g Allinsons and stir well.
added airlock but took off 15mins later.
Fermentation to vigorous cover with teatowel.
Have done 2 of these and will use my AS to still.
Hope some of the wheaty flavour comes thru
So just a trial,
4.5ltr D,J,
50g bran flakes
1 kg T&L
pinch Epson Salts
Pinch Citric Acid
Pinch D,A,P,
1 vit B tablet
1 pot Allinsons Finest,
Crush bran flakes and add to 1ltr boiling water.
Dissolve sugar in 2 ltrs warm water.
Boil 10g yeast in 500ml water.
let all cool to 30c and combine in D,J,
Add 20g Allinsons and stir well.
added airlock but took off 15mins later.
Fermentation to vigorous cover with teatowel.
Have done 2 of these and will use my AS to still.
Hope some of the wheaty flavour comes thru

Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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gaza the instructor - Master Distiller

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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
You are a brave man. I stopped experimenting with Allinson's and DJ's long ago.
Too much mess.
Robert.
Too much mess.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
By brave do you mean Red Indian.
In my last business we employed a driver call Maurice.
He believed in the after life and said that he was
once a Red Indian Chief, so he jumped out the back
of his lorry and we christened him............
JERONIMo.
thought you might like that one, true story as well.
In my last business we employed a driver call Maurice.
He believed in the after life and said that he was
once a Red Indian Chief, so he jumped out the back
of his lorry and we christened him............
JERONIMo.
thought you might like that one, true story as well.
Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
I'm guessing that my general knowledge has huge gaps..
That went way over my head..
Robert.
That went way over my head..
Robert.
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Re: Teddy's Fast Fermenting Vodka
sorry for not posting alot thats just not me but im here alot and read alot here
Question Teddys FFV ive followed the recipy
Ingredients ( for a 23l wash)
4kg Sugar
250g wheat bran
1 Multivitamin tablet
Pinch Epsom salts
½ tsp DAP Di-Ammonium Phosphate (available at good HBS or dee the discussion for a couple of good mail-order sources)
Citric acid
50g bakers yeast
PH was 4.6(i know not 5 but close)
starting grav was 1060
temp at pitching was 26C
keeping the temp at about 26C(with thermostat)
Method
In a large pot (5 litre or bigger) bring 2 to 3 litres of water to the boil.
Add the 250g of bran, bring back to the boil then simmer for 30 minutes stirring from time to time
Dissolve the sugar in warm water and add to the fermenter wiith cool water to bring quantity up to 20 litres.
Add the crushed MV tab, Epsom salts and DAP.
Once the bran has simmered for 30 mins, add it to the fermenter.
I then adjust the pH to around 5 wiith the citric acid (usually takes about ½ a tsp.)
Rehydrate the yeast in 100ml water and add to the mix. (A good guide to rehydrating is on the site) Making sure the start temp is below 30C
Stir well (I use a stick blender to thoroughly aerate it.)
Leave plenty of headroom as this takes off like a rocket. I use a 30l fermenter
Do NOT seal for at least 24 hours as a thick foamy cap will form within an hour. I put it under an airlock only after 36 hrs so I can monitor progress.
OK Heres my problem
wash hasnt started what have i missed someone shoot me please
Question Teddys FFV ive followed the recipy
Ingredients ( for a 23l wash)
4kg Sugar
250g wheat bran
1 Multivitamin tablet
Pinch Epsom salts
½ tsp DAP Di-Ammonium Phosphate (available at good HBS or dee the discussion for a couple of good mail-order sources)
Citric acid
50g bakers yeast
PH was 4.6(i know not 5 but close)
starting grav was 1060
temp at pitching was 26C
keeping the temp at about 26C(with thermostat)
Method
In a large pot (5 litre or bigger) bring 2 to 3 litres of water to the boil.
Add the 250g of bran, bring back to the boil then simmer for 30 minutes stirring from time to time
Dissolve the sugar in warm water and add to the fermenter wiith cool water to bring quantity up to 20 litres.
Add the crushed MV tab, Epsom salts and DAP.
Once the bran has simmered for 30 mins, add it to the fermenter.
I then adjust the pH to around 5 wiith the citric acid (usually takes about ½ a tsp.)
Rehydrate the yeast in 100ml water and add to the mix. (A good guide to rehydrating is on the site) Making sure the start temp is below 30C
Stir well (I use a stick blender to thoroughly aerate it.)
Leave plenty of headroom as this takes off like a rocket. I use a 30l fermenter
Do NOT seal for at least 24 hours as a thick foamy cap will form within an hour. I put it under an airlock only after 36 hrs so I can monitor progress.
OK Heres my problem
wash hasnt started what have i missed someone shoot me please
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