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Rednick, each has its benefits. The refractometer is quick and easy. The hydrometer can give a better reading with pulpy mashes. I use both in different situations. Do not go with the plastic test cylinder, though. They craze (scar) in high % alcohol should you measure it with an alcoholmeter and b...

Is there anyway I can attempt this without being able to know the SG? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk BTW, a hydrometer is only $4.99 at my local brew supply store. You don't need it, but it's almost free... I have a few I’m looking at on Amazon. Do you mind giving your recommendation? I have pu...

Yeah I’m going to buy one I just won’t have it here in time for the first batch. Thank you for your comment.

Is there anyway I can attempt this without being able to know the SG?

Sweet. Soon as I get time today I’m gonna get the ingredients. Thank y’all for your help.


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What is this compared to commercially?


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Thanks for the tip.


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Since I’m just getting started I might make some of this and start it aging then.


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What kind of flavor does this have? I'm not really a fan of whiskey such as Jim Beam, Jack Daniels, Evan Williams. Is it like these? I know there would have to be some aging to get their flavors but is that what this is outside of the aging?

I haven't made my first run yet but from what I've read you don't want to use a plastic container to catch the alcohol in.