Cider Digest #0218

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· 7 months ago

Subject: Re: Cider Digest #217 Fri Nov  6 18:00:03 EST 1992 
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 92 22:11:17 EST 
From: Arun Welch <welch@cis.ohio-state.edu> 

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> From: miketodd@coos.dartmouth.edu (W. Michael Todd) 
> Subject: One gallon fermenters 
>  
> Does anyone have any suggestions for a one gallon fermenter? 
>  

Yeah, buy a gallon of cranberry or apple juice. They come in glass jugs, and 
size 8 stopper fits an Ocean Spray bottle perfectly. I've got 5 of them sitting 
next to me here (I'm really at home now) bubbling away, next to the 5 gallon 
jug. 

...arun 
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Arun Welch 
Lisp Systems Programmer, Lab for AI Research, Ohio State University 
welch@cis.ohio-state.edu 

 

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Date: Sat, 07 Nov 92 13:18:36 -0800 
From: John Dilley <jad@nsa.hp.com> 
Subject: Re: Cider Digest #217 Fri Nov 6 18:00:03 EST 1992  

> I would like to set up a one gallon closed fermenter to try and experiment 
> with different recipes of cider before I do a full 5 gallonns. Does anyone 
> have any suggestions for a one gallon fermenter? 
>  
> Michael Todd 

        Buy apple juice in glass bottles.  They work great.  I have some 
that I've been using for cider and mead.  If you don't want to make 
cider out of the juice that comes in them (it's not the best but it work 
OK) you can always drink the AJ first. 

        I have been told that buying 1 gallon glass bottles separately 
is pretty expensive -- you pay more for the empty glass than you would 
for the glass with juice in it.  Makes no sense to me, but there it is. 
Good luck, 

                         --       jad       -- 

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Date: Sat, 7 Nov 92 13:21:40 PST 
From: "Michael Klett, 508-841-2790, DTN: 237-2790  07-Nov-1992 1617" <klett@ghil 
l.enet.dec.com> 
Subject: RE: One gallon fermenters 

Michael Todd, miketodd@coos.dartmouth.edu, asks: 
> Does anyone have any suggestions for a one gallon fermenter? 

What about a one gallon juice jug from the grocery store?  Stoppers with 
and without holes are available from good homebrew stores.  I got mine 
from New England Beer and Wine Hobby.*  Just buy a gallon of apple juice 
or cran______ or whatever.  If you need the jug NOW, pour the juice into 
a different container, such as a pitcher. 

Mike 

* I have NO affiliation other than being a satisfied customer. 

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