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Irish Cider Apple Juice

Started by Ciderhead, October 24, 2012, 10:40:55 PM

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Will_D

QuoteGreat idea. Can collect from Will after work if wont be at home in the morning.

Sure no problem Jacob

I will PM you my details

Will
Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

Ciderhead

Update
Apples supposed to arrive sat wont arrive until Monday morning now and I will be watching them get pressed :)
This may delay thing by a few hours, you will all get a call 2-3 hrs before delivery as some deliveries may run late Monday or into Tuesday

Ciderhead


Ciderhead

Hi Guys just to let u all know work commitments means these all have to dropped tonight!!
Leave back door on latch  :)

newToBrew

got mine an hour or two ago !! thanks John ( top bloke !!  )
coz theres always something new to do

ColinC

Just got mine. If anyone else is tracking Ciderhead a-la Santa on Xmas eve I think he's heading to Tube next!

Fair play for doing all this John. Top bloke!! ;)

ColinC

I had no homebrew but gave him a few nice craft beers for all his effort!!

Jacob

Juice collected! Thank you very much for home delivery!
Very tasty stuff. OG: 1.044

Will_D

Have just posted my analysis on the "What to do with CH juice" thread.

Will
Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

Ciderhead

November 13, 2012, 01:41:58 AM #69 Last Edit: November 13, 2012, 10:13:51 PM by Ciderhead
Hi Chaps we all got there in the end thanks to your help and directions and for your beers looking forward to sampling them.
I saw myself the apples come off the truck this morning at 9, tipped into pulper and into massive Hydaulic press and will the last delivery at 11 tonight it doesn't get any fresher and for proper cider you need to start within that time frame.
Just to let you know what we got was 90% Dabinette and 10% Bramley, to bring up PH I guess and give it more of an edge.
I feel we got a great group deal here considering the quality of base ingredients and best of all supporting an Irish producer in what was a terrible year for growing apples.
Thanks to Jacob and Will for the stats, the PH and OG are just where we want them.
I am really looking forward to this one, and please keep posting as to how your cider is turning out.  :)

Taf

Thanks for organising this John. I've pressed my own juice in the past, so I appreciate the effort that this buy has saved us. I also appreciate the cost, as I had considered buying juice from David Llewellyn, and it was expensive and difficult for me to collect.

I've nothing in bottles at the moment, as otherwise would have left you something, but will try and sort you out in the future. Any interest in hop plants?

Will_D

Dabinette is one of the very few cider apples recommended for a single variety cider. As its low in acid they blend in some Bramleys.

BTW: That link didn't work

Will
Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

Ciderhead

QuoteAny interest in hop plants?

The one thing I realised knocking out that cider is that all on NHC are really a decent bunch of folks  :)

Very much interested in growing hops for 2013,  happy to drop again as part of a group buy if required!
Currently being interviewed by Tube as official North-South courier for NHC express ;D

Ciderhead

QuoteDabinette is one of the very few cider apples recommended for a single variety cider. As its low in acid they blend in some Bramleys.

BTW: That link didn't work

Will

Thanks Will for the description, I also removed the link.

Khannie

Can't believe I missed out on this. :(