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More research needed

Started by Will_D, November 10, 2016, 08:22:12 PM

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Will_D

As a birthday prezzie someone (?) gave me 5 or 6 craft Irish ciders.

Two I have already set to culture the yeasts as they were bottle conditioned.

However, i am just drinking a well known, dry cider with no yeast at the bottom.

First taste was lovely, good boddy, great apple flavours and medium sweet!

WTF?

This is a dry cider according o th elable. Checked the FG and its 1.030 or so ! More WTFs now fly!

Its ABV is declared at 5.5%, so what was the OG?

Maybe about 1.075.

Now the sweetest apple I have ever checked was less than 1.060

Most balanced musts are great if they are 1.050

So, no names, no pack drill but as the thread says more cider drinking/numerical research is required.

Roll on next week for the biggest GB since we started GBs
Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

Keg

Out of curiosity... Would the cider being carbonated have affected the FG reading?!  Maybe there's a typo somewhere on the label 😂

Leann ull

November 17, 2016, 10:55:21 PM #2 Last Edit: November 18, 2016, 12:07:30 AM by CH
No it was a commercial error in formulation that was confirmed by the manufacturer that's life shot happens from time to time I suppose