Using an old potato in an AG Whisky for "mouth feel"
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Using an old potato in an AG Whisky for "mouth feel"
There is a great rum recipe on here that uses an old diced boiled potatoe added for mouth feel. I tried this in a rum wash and really did notice a little bit of a creamyness. So if I tried this in an AG wash maybe a few more pototes, I'm thinking I'd achieve a thick creamyness of an aged Whisky without the time in the barrel. I will be using a toasted oak stick in a glass vessel for aging, maybe minimum 6 months. I'll be doing a 100% German Pilsner malt wash which I'm really excited about.
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Re: Using an old potato in an AG Whisky for "mouth feel"
Also... Would adding maybe a few lbs of rolled oats give the desired result
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Re: Using an old potato in an AG Whisky for "mouth feel"
Definitely let us know how it works out, that would be pretty easy to do. That rum recipe is as entertaining to read as it would be to drink.
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Re: Using an old potato in an AG Whisky for
I wish I could find it now.raketemensch wrote:Definitely let us know how it works out, that would be pretty easy to do. That rum recipe is as entertaining to read as it would be to drink.
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Re: Using an old potato in an AG Whisky for "mouth feel"
Here:
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Re: Using an old potato in an AG Whisky for "mouth feel"
Is Harry's GGGPa's recipe best i can tell ...
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from this thread: http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... p#p7313415
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Re: Using an old potato in an AG Whisky for "mouth feel"
Are you thinking of adding the cooked potatoes to the mash? The starches are going to convert to sugar, so I'd think it will behave differently than adding to a sugar ferment. Adding them post-mash would be more similar to what you did with the rum, but you would be giving up some potential alcohol.