So it begins, this year about month earlier. Tomorrow I will get it juiced and expect ~100 l of juice. It was little bit unexpected to do it today but somehow I managed to do it, in 4 weeks I should(f.cz)

posted 3 months ago

plactagonic@f.cz

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So it begins, this year about month earlier. Tomorrow I will get it juiced and expect ~100 l of juice. It was little bit unexpected to do it today but somehow I managed to do it, in 4 weeks I should have something finished if I won’t drink it partially fermented.

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plactagonic@sopuli.xyzM

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3 months ago

Maybe, I do it with friend and don’t know if he will like it. Last time we did it we experimented with yeasts (ale, wine, wild). Maybe this time we will add some spices.

What would you suggest- cinnamon, pepper, herbs?

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general_kitten@sopuli.xyz

5 points

3 months ago

Tasted some hopped cider earlier, could be a fun experiment.

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anarchrist@lemmy.dbzer0.com

6 points

3 months ago

Yeah if you like hops. I’m not a fan but I do like the ones with spruce tips. Tastes like Christmas.

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plactagonic@sopuli.xyzM

5 points

3 months ago

I can get some leftover from work.

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FireTower@lemmy.world

3 points

3 months ago

Evan Williams has a seasonal one w/ cinnamon, allspice, and nutmeg that’s pretty good. Cinnamon is the most forward but by no means overpowering.

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SpiderShoeCult@sopuli.xyzM

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3 months ago

In addition to everything else suggested here already, I would say maybe cloves or tonka beans, if they suit your palate. Careful though, they might be overpowering. Maybe a vanilla pod or two, depending on the quantity.

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