Cider Digest #2001

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Subject: Cider Digest #2001, 11 November 2015 
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Cider Digest #2001                                         11 November 2015 

                 Cider and Perry Discussion Forum 

Contents: 
  fermentation (THEODORE WAGNER) 
  Re: Cider Digest #2000, 7 November 2015 (Bill Rhyne) 
  Tinmouth apple? (Bob Devine) 

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Subject: fermentation 
From: THEODORE WAGNER <twag751@yahoo.com> 
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 2015 21:34:04 +0000 (UTC) 

 Hi, 
I'm pretty new to all this (so much information).   I've read a bunch 
of books on the subject (Lea, Correnty, Jolicoeur).     And my first 
batch of cider was a success, with no major problems.   I'm trying again 
this year and I've followed the usual procedures, sanitizing, grinding, 
pressing, sulfiting, pectinase, yeast nutrients.   The apples are yard 
apples, macs, granny smiths, winesaps, golden delicious.   I put the 
pressed juices in two 5 gallon plastic buckets with tight lids and air 
locks.   The day after sulfiting   I added the yeast with 5 cups sugar. 
Since I don't have real cider apples I was going to make a flavored cider 
with raspberries.   The extra sugar brought the S.G. to 1.070, and I used 
Red Star Champagne yeast.   That all happened 7 days ago, but nothing 
is happening.   No bubbling at all.   Is it totally no good or should I 
wait longer?   I don't smell any off aromas.....what would you suggest 
I do...... 
Ted Wagner, Oregon, Ohio. 

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Subject: Re: Cider Digest #2000, 7 November 2015 
From: Bill Rhyne <bill_rhyne@yahoo.com> 
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 2015 06:53:33 +0700 

Re:lighten up 

I am with Charles. Words have meaning and specificity. In Japan, bento is lu= 
nch while benjo is the toilet. In Hawaii, the luau is the party feast and lu= 
a is the toilet. Be careful what you ask for and how. 
Bill Rhyne 

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Subject: Tinmouth apple? 
From: Bob Devine <devinebob@gmail.com> 
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2015 01:16:33 -0600 

Is the Tinmouth apple perfect for cider? 
Or is it a myth? 

Interesting article on searching for wild varieties: 
http://theweek.com/articles/587314/hunt-1-billion-apple 

Bob Devine 

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