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Jes, just watched the vids and subscribed. Great job!

Run it and see what you get. I ran a hodge podge of feints (rum, peach brandy, rye&corn ujssm) and after a few months in oak, it's pretty good.

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You may be right B1, I am going to repeat the small scale stove top experiment with some cracked corn when I get some fermenter space opened up to see if the additional time at elevated temps gets my yield up. I got acceptable results with corn meal both with simmering for a while and with bringing ...

I've been dumping it out in the garden but am going to haul some out to the woods this weekend to see if the deer like it.

Yessir, I am following Woodshed 's instructions for the enzymes in his original post.

I think my low yield was caused by my corn. I experimented with 2 lbs of corn meal from the grocery store in 5 qts of water and hit 1.066. I did simmer it on the stove for an hour or so as well so that might have made some difference. I will try the rest of the bag tonight just steeped in hot water....

Looking forward to visiting this outfit myself. My neighbor gave em high marks as well.

Lol! Sounds like you and I are at about the same stage Due. I have cut back to smaller batches as well trying to get it right and am looking at ph meters. Will pick up some iodine and do the starch test next batch. Also somebody asked before about how much extra water to allow for absorption by the ...

I am on my 3rd attempt on this recipe and am only hitting about 1.05 for my OG (<7%abv) using ground corn from a local feedstore at 2 lbs/gallon and tapwater. First couple of attempts, I sorta winged it on the ph since I didn't have any way of testing. This last one though, I got a drop kit and stri...

Roger that. Will run some cheap wine thru first.

I made a triac based controller based on Odessit's schematic and it works great (props to Zzyzxx71 and guittarmaster for parts list and how-to vid). Recommended for sticky. $30 in parts, including shipping and I am an Accountant by profession...was simple to do if you know how to solder. Just conver...

I have lurked here off and on for quite some time and thought I would finally make a post to say thanks for providing all the great info. I started off just reading out of curiosity, tinkered about with a stainless pressure cooker rig, and am now in the process of converting a ss keg to electric. Ne...