Quick question
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Re: Quick question
OK
I can see that working.
I remain unconvinced of any gains, bar a little heat, but hey maybe that is enough to make it worth while.
What do I know?
Maybe I need to think outside the box a little more.
Robert.
I can see that working.
I remain unconvinced of any gains, bar a little heat, but hey maybe that is enough to make it worth while.
What do I know?
Maybe I need to think outside the box a little more.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Easydrinker - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: Quick question
I wouldn't. But try it.
I use hot tap water. About 10 litres to dissolve sugar and then top up with cold. Which should get you to 20 something Celsius.
Good clean fermentation will made a better product, regardless of still type.
I use hot tap water. About 10 litres to dissolve sugar and then top up with cold. Which should get you to 20 something Celsius.
Good clean fermentation will made a better product, regardless of still type.
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Mash - Master Distiller

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Re: Quick question
I do it already.....I don’t see any downsides.
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