And for my next experiment
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Re: And for my next experiment
Might be a Lemoncello ish. Good thought.
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Mash - Master Distiller

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Re: And for my next experiment
Mash wrote:Might be a Lemoncello ish. Good thought.
I can remember getting hammered on that in Italy! Place called Reggio Emillia. Was there for work, LPG gas conversions for cars....by the bye.....I had a hangover for days...really ill....happy days!..

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Dave - Experienced Distiller

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Re: And for my next experiment
Back in my old argumentative days,
, I did a cheap mixed fruit jam wash and distilled it.
I totally forget how it turned out!
I still have a few jars of said jam, I may have to try it again...
I remember it fermented like a monster.
Robert.
, I did a cheap mixed fruit jam wash and distilled it.I totally forget how it turned out!
I still have a few jars of said jam, I may have to try it again...
I remember it fermented like a monster.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Easydrinker - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: And for my next experiment
Let us know how it goes Robert. I'm always on the look out for the next thing to ferment
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Seagull - Senior Distiller

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Re: And for my next experiment
What about a Marmite wash?
loads of yeastie food in it!!!!
loads of yeastie food in it!!!!
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: And for my next experiment
Oooh I like it! Wonder if Tesco do a cheapie own brand version!
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Seagull - Senior Distiller

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Re: And for my next experiment
gaza the instructor wrote:What about a Marmite wash?
loads of yeastie food in it!!!!
This made me choke!
Thanks for the Smile
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Easydrinker - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: And for my next experiment
Started a 5 litre lemon curd wash this afternoon. Found jars of Sainsbury's Basics lemon curd for just 30p a jar so used that for the first try.
I used 4 jars, about 200g of brown sugar, a handful of crushed bran flakes soaked in boiling water, a pinch of pectolase (no idea if that was require) and bakers yeast.
It's bubbling happily away now and smells gorgeous.
I used 4 jars, about 200g of brown sugar, a handful of crushed bran flakes soaked in boiling water, a pinch of pectolase (no idea if that was require) and bakers yeast.
It's bubbling happily away now and smells gorgeous.
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