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Hi all

Posted:
Wed May 29, 2013 2:27 pm
by rapidjohn
I am new to this forum i have been brewing wine for meany years now and I have gone one step on and just got an air still by Still Smart!
The questions I have are
1 I have a batch of rough cider brewed 3 years ago very cloudy and strong lets say an acquired taste can i put this through the still if so how? there is 3lt
2 I have 20Lt of grape base wine started at 13% and is now fermented out the same question how do i put this through the still?
Regards John
Re: Hi all

Posted:
Wed May 29, 2013 8:26 pm
by Uber
Hi RapidJohn
Welcome to the forums. Good to have you here.
I'll leave your questions to some of the more experienced members, but as a wine brewer you have a great base to start your home distilling, and probably some good advice for us here too. (Any rhubarb recipes? I have a freezer full!)
Take a look around this forum for some good recipes and advice for your still.
-Uber
Re: Hi all

Posted:
Thu May 30, 2013 2:21 pm
by billmcc
Hi RapidJohn you could mix them both together then follow mozr/aidens guide,but because they are fruit based ferments i would double the amount of fore shots to be disguarded,after your spirit runs store on some american oak and it should make some nice brandy
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Re: Hi all

Posted:
Fri May 31, 2013 9:16 pm
by rapidjohn
if i put it all together with it being cloudy cider do i need to put turbo finnings in to clear? and i was told by my local stillsmart suppler, i do not need to take off the first 50ml i am confused!?
ATB John
Re: Hi all

Posted:
Fri May 31, 2013 9:22 pm
by chill
No, your local stillsmart suppler is confused or, more likely, ignorant.
You should not need to clear it.
Chuck
Re: Hi all

Posted:
Sat Jun 01, 2013 12:11 am
by Almanac
Read the guide by Mozr or myself and follow either and you won't go wrong.
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