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Apple Cider
by mafman @ 14, Aug 2006

 4/5

I played around with this a bit...I put in 1kg of light dry malt, 250gm of lactose, a stocking with 4 apples and 1 pear peeled and halved and 2lt of pear and apple juice. Made up to 21lt. Slow to carbonate in the bottle...after 3 mths the flavour (slighty sweet) and carbonation was perfect. Highly recommended.
 
Great Dry Cider
by Wassa @ 10, Jul 2006

 5/5

Made this brew Sept, 2005 to take away at Xmas for the Daept of War and Finance to drink. Made kit up with 1kg dextrose, added 4 x pelled, cor4ed and quartered Granny Smith Apples. Used kit yeast and ferment away for nearly 3.5 weeks. Closing FG was close enough to 1.000. Extremely dry cider that I loved, but other half found a bit dry. Took 3 months to carbonate and had to leave at December heat in Caravan annexe to accomplish this. Will make again and add maybe 200gm of lactose to sweeten up a tad.
 
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by NTRabbit @ 08, Aug 2005

 4/5

Forgot to mention, i also used 1kg of CSR white sugar
 
Pretty Good
by NTRabbit @ 08, Aug 2005

 4/5

Made using the kit yeast, 175g of lactose, 4 peeled+cored+sliced granny smith apples inserted into a short stocking to keep them together, filled to 23 litres, Fermented for about 10 days at 20*C. Was very good at 3 weeks, and still good now at 7 weeks, the real apples give it a genuine appley taste and aroma. Still far too dry for my tastes though, next time it will be 200g of lactose, and filled to 18 litres with apple and pear juice substituted for some of the water.
 
Black Rock Cider
by Pyssedas Heavy Industrial @ 11, Jan 2005

 4/5

Overall a good product - I find [as do many others i know] that making a batch stronger than recommended is worthwhile for a better tasting brew - last time it was two cans to approx 30litres water - result very good - good crisp apply taste - and this coming from someone who would not normally drink commercial cider! Next time i intend to chuck in some real juice - will report back after that experiment! Check out the website for more of our brewing adventures
 
Great Kit
by Bateau Brewer @ 10, Jan 2005

 4/5

Great Kits ! I have made two of these and just used white sugar and have ended up with some really tasty cider.
 




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