What Is The Specific Gravity Of Apple Juice?
The specific gravity of apple juice typically ranges between 1.040 and 1.050. This measurement is essential for cider makers and homebrewers as it helps them determine the potential alcohol content […]
Category: Cider
I write about my own experience with cider brewing and answered relevant questions to help new and advanced brewers.
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Why Cider Is Better Than Beer?
Cider is better than beer because it offers a wide variety of flavors, lower calorie count, is gluten-free, and has a rich history. As someone who has been brewing for […]
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Can You Make Cider From Apple Juice Concentrate?
Pros and Cons of Using Apple Juice Concentrate Pros 1. Cost-effective: Using apple juice concentrate can be a more budget-friendly option compared to buying fresh apples or ready-made apple juice, […]
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How To Store Ice Cider?
Ice cider is a delicious and unique beverage that requires careful attention when it comes to storage. In this blog post, we will explore the best methods for storing ice […]
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What Does Pear Cider Taste Like?
What does pear cider taste like? A simple question that any cider enthusiast might ask when looking for something new to try. Pear cider, also known as perry, is a […]
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Should I Cold Crash Cider (Pros And Cons!)?
As an experienced home cider maker, I am often asked about the benefits and drawbacks of cold crashing cider. Cold crashing is the process of rapidly cooling your fermenting cider […]
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Best Cold Crash Temperature? (Explained!)
The best cold crash temperature for wine, mead, cider, and beer is usually around 32-40°F (0-4°C). This temperature range helps to drop yeast and other particles out of suspension, clarifying […]
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Which Country Makes the Best Cider? (Explained!)
If you’re a cider lover, then you’ll know that there are many different types, styles, and flavors of cider available worldwide. But when it comes down to the best cider, […]
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Can you use wine yeast to make cider?
If you’re a cider lover or simply curious about the world of homebrewing, you may be wondering whether it’s possible to use wine yeast to make cider. After all, both […]
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Can you use ale yeast for cider brewing?
When it comes to brewing cider, most people typically use champagne yeast or cider yeast. But what about using ale yeast for cider brewing? Is it possible? Ale yeast is […]