What we did today is:
4 Gallons of Water
10 pounds of brown sugar
1 bottle of molasses
1/2 a bag of turbo yeast.
Boiled 2 gallons of water and added all 10 pounds of brown sugar. Once all sugar is dissolved, add to a 5 gallon carboy or your chosen fermentation vessel followed by the rest of the water to fill carboy. Bloom half bag of yeast in a few cups of warm water and add to carboy. Place fruit tap on carboy and set in a dark corner until fermentation is complete. (estimated time 1-2 weeks)
This is the first time using brown sugar OR well water. I am hoping to develop a rum-like flavor.
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Sunday, December 5, 2010
Boom Boom
What is boom boom? It is nothing more than Sugar, Water, and Yeast creating alcohol. What we did today is:
4 Gallons of Water
10 pounds of sugar
1/2 a bag of turbo yeast.
Boiled 2 gallons of water and added all 10 pounds of white sugar. Once all sugar is dissolved, add to a 5 gallon carboy or your chosen fermentation vessel followed by the rest of the water to fill carboy. Bloom half bag of yeast in a few cups of warm water and add to carboy. Place fruit tap on carboy and set in a dark corner until fermentation is complete. (estimated time 1-2 weeks)
We have made this before, but this time the only x factor is the water. Normally we use city water, but this time we have used the well water at our new house. Will it effect the boom boom's taste negatively? I guess we will all know in a couple of weeks.
4 Gallons of Water
10 pounds of sugar
1/2 a bag of turbo yeast.
Boiled 2 gallons of water and added all 10 pounds of white sugar. Once all sugar is dissolved, add to a 5 gallon carboy or your chosen fermentation vessel followed by the rest of the water to fill carboy. Bloom half bag of yeast in a few cups of warm water and add to carboy. Place fruit tap on carboy and set in a dark corner until fermentation is complete. (estimated time 1-2 weeks)
We have made this before, but this time the only x factor is the water. Normally we use city water, but this time we have used the well water at our new house. Will it effect the boom boom's taste negatively? I guess we will all know in a couple of weeks.
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