Filtering bourbon chunks
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Filtering bourbon chunks
I filtered the bourbon chunks out of my bottle with a piece of cloth folded over 4 times. There is now a small amount of black sediment in the bottle with the filtered bourbon. What's a better way to filter out the sediment?
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Re: Filtering bourbon chunks
Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them, and pretty soon you have a dozen. John Steinbeck
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Re: Filtering bourbon chunks
Heres a question and I welcome anyone to shoot holes in this.
My dad used a Hunk of natural sea sponge set in the ferment on the end of a copper tube siphon to strain his ferments, anyone else ever heard of this.
But this is looking back 25-30 years and all his tubing was 50/50 solider. His ferment bucket was a galvanized steel wash tub, and his air lock was a sheet sprayed with water covering the tub.
My dad used a Hunk of natural sea sponge set in the ferment on the end of a copper tube siphon to strain his ferments, anyone else ever heard of this.
But this is looking back 25-30 years and all his tubing was 50/50 solider. His ferment bucket was a galvanized steel wash tub, and his air lock was a sheet sprayed with water covering the tub.
Daddy used, to say " Any landing you can walk away from is a good one"
Calculations don't mean shit when compared to the real world practical experience of many...RAD 9/2010
Calculations don't mean shit when compared to the real world practical experience of many...RAD 9/2010