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Offline letcher52  
#1 Posted : Saturday, November 28, 2009 3:22:59 AM(UTC)
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I have a blueberry bush and a Jack Lalane juicer. Is there a recipe for a 25l mash that I can run through my still. I also have 3 pear trees and acess to apple trees. I am a beginner so something simple and to the point would be great
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#2 Posted : Saturday, November 28, 2009 3:39:46 AM(UTC)
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"Wade is a huge resource for this. Check out these two links and you will find all you need to know.

http://forum.finevinewines.com//default.asp

http://www.awsfairfieldcounty.o...inecellar_wade_evans.php

Basically, you are going to make a fruit wine, but since you don't have to store it for months, you don't have to be as careful. You can shoot for a bit higher ABV, and perhaps a stronger fruit flavor for distilling.


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I have a blueberry bush and a Jack Lalane juicer. Is there a recipe for a 25l mash that I can run through my still. I also have 3 pear trees and acess to apple trees. I am a beginner so something simple and to the point would be great
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#3 Posted : Saturday, November 28, 2009 3:47:36 AM(UTC)
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"A nice trick for fruit wines, is to put all the pumice into a fermenting bag, and at or near finish, remove it, squeeze out juice, then put pumice into a big jar. Cover with sugar and leave. It will pull out more spirit, color and flavor. Pour off liquid when it accumalates. repeat.

After distilling the must, you can then add the collected liquid to color, add some more fruit flavor and sweeten to tast."
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#4 Posted : Saturday, November 28, 2009 4:06:13 AM(UTC)
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That sounds good, what I need to know is how much fruit juice to add to 25l of water and how much sugar and what kind of yeast. Since I going to distill do I need that pectin enzyme and what nutrient might I need?
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#5 Posted : Saturday, November 28, 2009 4:08:16 AM(UTC)
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Hey, they bumped me to jr member thats funny
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#6 Posted : Saturday, November 28, 2009 4:49:58 AM(UTC)
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Hello Jr. You letcherous youngsters have all the fun!BigGrin
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#7 Posted : Saturday, November 28, 2009 8:05:22 AM(UTC)
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"Here is a thread for blueberry brandy.

http://www.artisan-distiller.ne...p;hilit=blueberry#p19013

And this for all fruit wines.


http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/recipes.asp"
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#8 Posted : Saturday, November 28, 2009 9:02:26 AM(UTC)
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"Letcher, Unless you have a good bit of fruits and berries, Then this might be an alternative. These have worked very nice for me.

http://www.danish-schnapps-recipes.com/"
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