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Mix fresh apple juice from Louisburg Cider Mill in Louisburg Kansas, frozen concentrated apple juice, and mango juice in primary fermenter and add pectic enzyme. Allow to sit 24 hrs. Mix lactose with distilled water and warm until…
Fermented in the 58°F–62°F (14–17°C) range, chilled to stop fermentation early, and a couple years later I got around to force carbonating it. Golden Russet chosen for very high gravity and arguably my favorite apple. Northern Spy for…
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