🍒BLACK CHERRY &🍎APPLE Cider! EASY Back Sweetening + Q&A
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- čas přidán 5. 02. 2020
- Today we’re making a delicious sweet sparkling Black Cherry and Apple Hard Cider using HOMEMADE JUICE CONCENTRATE for Back Sweetening. Recipe below! Stay tuned for answers to frequent viewer questions and some pasteurization excitement😉
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Ingredients:½ gallon apple juice
½ gallon cherry juice
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Procedure:
1. Reserve 48oz (1.4L) of juice in the refrigerator to boil down to 12oz (350ml) to make juice concentrate for bottling day in 1 month.
2. Combine ½ gallon of apple juice and ½ gallon of cherry juice, pectic enzyme, yeast nutrient and yeast in 1 gallon jug, shake to aerate the mixture, then seal with an airlock and allow to ferment FULLY for 1 MONTH.
3. Boil down the reserved juice in a large pot until it is reduced in volume by 75%. You should end up with 12oz (350ml) of juice concentrate.
4. Allow your juice concentrate to cool to room temperature BEFORE adding to the fermented cider for bottling.
5. Combine the cooled juice concentrate and fermented cider in bottling bucket, then fill and cap bottles. Make sure that at least one bottle is a plastic soda bottle to use as a carbonation pressure indicator.
6. Allow bottle to sit out at room temperature for several days until the soda bottle is very firm and pressurized, then either refrigerate or pasteurize the bottles of cider for storage.
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Thanks again for all the tips. Now I’m going to get to making some apple jack.I’m real glad I found your channel. Can’t wait to try your other recipes as well.
Sounds delicious! I'll have to at this one to the list!
Thanks for video!
Im so glad that I found this channel, It is super helpful. Like that its straight to the point. Thank you very much
Oh, man, im glad i found your channel. So many new ideas to play with.
Great instructive video, yes apple juice concentrate here in Perth Australia is super hard to get also.
Thanks! Good info, and like your laid back videos.
It is so good to see you putting out content again! After making your apple jack with freezer distillation, I started trying to malt my own corn for a different hobby. I watch George and Jesse as well. You guys have helped me have a great set of hobbies that leaves no friends thirsty!
Just started my cherry/apple using this video as a guide! Thank you for the tips! Ferment is going perfect! Thanks again B&B!!
I've making home brew and hard cider for over twenty years. I use the keg to carbonate for the most part , but after seeing how you pasteurized I'm gonna give it a go. Great tips, I was always afraid of rupturing bottles but after seeing you do it and having it happen it's not so intimidating. Great channel, great instructions. Thanx
Brilliant video man. I made my apple jack this evening. Thanks again for the tips Bearded👊
Hey “B&B”, I’ve been making cider for the last four months after subscribing to your vlog. Thanks for your time and efforts to teach an old dog new tricks (I’ll be 75 in November). I have apple, pear, and cherry trees so your videos have given me a new hobby to have fun with during our Pacific North West rainy season, October to May. I use a steamer to make juice, then use your method of frozen concentrate to carbonate and add a little more flavor. Have had only one loose bottle cap after six batches. Keep up the good “work”!
Glad to see you showing how to do this on the cheep. This low barrier to entry is awesome! reminds me that I need to add apple juice and cherry juice to the shopping list ;)
As soon as my Session Cyser is done, I’m for sure making this! That color is awesome!
Your videos are so interesting and useful 🙌🏽 Grettings from Chile ✌️
This one is definitely going on my list and get made this month for next. 🍹🥴❤️
Love you videos. I've watched your original Hard Apple Cider video from the middle of 2018 several times now. I haven't pulled the trigger yet to do this myself but I'm considering doing it soon.
Your video are awesome. They have been a huge help.
On siphons and air locks and other related tools, most of them are not "needed",.