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Subject: Cider Digest #2009, 26 December 2015 
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Cider Digest #2009 26 December 2015

Cider and Perry Discussion Forum

Contents:
Get Ready to Celebrate - Cider Act is about to pass Congress!! (James Kohn)
Insecticides in apple juice/cider (robert stelpstra)
Re: keeve not happening. What to do next (steven buczkowski)

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Subject: Get Ready to Celebrate - Cider Act is about to pass Congress!!
From: James Kohn <james@wanderingaengus.com>
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2015 12:24:05 -0800

Cider Act is about to pass Congress!!

James Kohn
Wandering Aengus Ciderworks
503-361-2400

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Subject: Insecticides in apple juice/cider
From: robert stelpstra <rstelpstra@hotmail.com>
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2015 20:37:14 +0000

My own very delicious cider has now become my foremost beverage of choice. I
drink lots of it. But I wish it were organic. Unfortunately I have to buy
my juice from a commercial orchard and, according to numerous nutrition
reports, it probably contains quite high levels of insecticides/pesticides.
I would like to know if anyone can answer the following questions: What
happens to insecticides throughout the juicing/fermentation process as
the apple is transformed into hard cider? Does it stay in solution? Does
it settle in the lees? Some of both? Does fermentation do anything to it,
diminish it's toxic effects, enhance it?
Any help in answering these questions would be greatly appreciated.
R. Stelpstra

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Subject: Re: keeve not happening. What to do next
From: steven buczkowski <steven.buczkowski@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 2015 15:15:24 -0500

In Cider Digest #2008, Claude Jolicoeur wrote:
> In Cider Digest #2007, steven buczkowski wrote:
>> I presently have a 7 gallon bucket of blended juice that was started
>> as a keeving experiment. [.. snip..]

>Pitching new yeast won't do much because the wild yeast has already
>established a population (and used most of the natural nutrients),
>[..snip..]

I came to a similar conclusion (particularly once the natural yeast
REALLY got going) and, since I wasn't noticing any off odors, I let it
run. It's fermented out pretty dry now and I'll rack it tomorrow. The
taste at my last sampling mid-week was nice so it's definitely not in
the 'fail' column yet. :-) With any luck, we'll keep it out of that
column.

Merci!
steven

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Steven Buczkowski

Email: steven.buczkowski@gmail.com
Cell: 413-687-9102 (No texts. Email instead.)
2m/70cm: KB3RRJ (147.135+[156.7]/448.275-[156.7])
Smoke Signal: Two long, Two short. I'll send a rider.

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End of Cider Digest #2009
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