Golden pond style.

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junkyard dawg
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Golden pond style.

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I tried a batch using roughly 80% corn and 20% 6 row malt.

I ran 6 generations, and used all the backset in making the next batch. At batch 4 I had to start adjusting pH to get a good ferment. All 6 stripping runs were done on the grain with a steam bath. The sourmash flavor was very strong in the low wines... not very appealing yet. I combined all the low wines and ran again slowly. I cut it to 125 proof and after a few months its a pretty fine drink. It is really strong flavored when its young, but it has mellowed out nicely. The stuff in the gibbs barrel is so smooth and pleasant. :)

Golden pond talks about using all the backset, and it makes a very strong flavor, good one tho...

thanks for the tip GP.
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