thats average temp in winter here. coldest with wind-chill i'v been in is -56c
anyways just waiting for the sounds of fermentaiton! cant wait to hear bloop bloop of the air lock!
ok so i used 11.5L of pu-erh oolong and genmaicha brewed strong 2KG of sugar and lalvin EC-1118 yeast
the must
the easy way of cooling let mother nature do it
and my "carboy" (saves me spending $30 on one)
ill keep you guys posted on it
cant wait to hear "bloop bloop" of the air...
i bought my dad a brew kit for xmas so him and i will likely be getting into that. can anyone recomend a good source (thats ships to canada) for ingredients. also a basic brewing sticky would be great for those geting into the hobby.
ok so mc'clellands islay (5yo bowmore)
auchentoshan 12
bowmore 12
bowmore 15
bowmore 18
craigamore 12
talisker 10
lagavulin 16
and my fav laphroaig quarter cask
and canaian whisky forty creek
can you tell im a peat head?
sure that may smoothen the vodka a bit but its still going to be bland and boring.
as said before if it makes it more interesting/enjoyable to drink im all for it
also after 24 hours theirs already some color in the vodka
well after watching the "coping with bad whisky" video i thought "i wonder what aged vodka would be like? perhaps it would make it more interesting?"
and so finally getting around to doing my experiment.
so ingredients:
toasted oak sliver
5cl of Smirnoff red vodka
slivers of tasted...
LOLOLOL!!!! this is what i seen on teh news today
watch teh video on the right if you dont understand the picture.
http://winnipeg.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20100921/wpg_vehicle_crash_100921/20100921/?hub=WinnipegHome