Is it acceptable to use backset from different recipes as long as they are similar? Like Booner’s backset in UJSSM?
How about feints? Ok to mix Booner’s feints in with a UJSSM run?
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Edit: lol damn spell check, won’t let me edit post title
Backset and feints noob question
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Re: Backset and feints noob question
There is no right or wrong ... it simply comes down to making something you like. Experiment and find a process that works for you.
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Re: Backset and feints noob question
Fixed the title for ya.
As for your question, what do you mean by acceptable?
. How are you using it? Triple pot run or neutral?
Booners backset into a ujssm sounds great. I once saved all my bourbon only fients from an entire summer's season, and at the end made one big slow spirit run. Triple run bourbon? I guess so. It is awesome still drinking on it. Another time found whatever I could and made neutral.
We used to go by a genetic advice of, mix everything except keep rum feints separate. Then some crazy lunatic started putting molasses into bourbon grains and backset, and a new awesome drink was formed. So much for keeping rum separate!
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As for your question, what do you mean by acceptable?
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Booners backset into a ujssm sounds great. I once saved all my bourbon only fients from an entire summer's season, and at the end made one big slow spirit run. Triple run bourbon? I guess so. It is awesome still drinking on it. Another time found whatever I could and made neutral.
We used to go by a genetic advice of, mix everything except keep rum feints separate. Then some crazy lunatic started putting molasses into bourbon grains and backset, and a new awesome drink was formed. So much for keeping rum separate!
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Acceptable? We are the music-makers and the dreamer of dreams. You tell me what is acceptable
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Re: Backset and feints noob question
Thanks I'm giving it a try with the Booner's backset in the UJSSM, we'll see what happens!
Re: Backset and feints noob question
I gave up putting feints back when it started giving me a smaller heart cut.
Saving them until I have around half to two thirds of a still charge then topping it up with some matching fresh wash for a spirit run works well for me and my pot still.
Saving them until I have around half to two thirds of a still charge then topping it up with some matching fresh wash for a spirit run works well for me and my pot still.
Re: Backset and feints noob question
Agreed. I save my feints, then dilute with backset and run through 3 plates. Not as good of a whiskey as the original, but not too bad. Recycle, reuse, and all of that other PC stuff.NZChris wrote:I gave up putting feints back when it started giving me a smaller heart cut.
Saving them until I have around half to two thirds of a still charge then topping it up with some matching fresh wash for a spirit run works well for me and my pot still.
Re: Backset and feints noob question
I currently have a sugarhead bourbon fermenting with ujsm backset, and will use ujsm tails for the spirit run
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Re: Backset and feints noob question
I added persimmon brandy backset to a feedstock rum in place of dunder and made a very interesting rum. So much so that I'm going to repeat it in the next month or two.
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