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Latest revision as of 22:35, 15 December 2022

Shady's Sugar Shine Recipe

Per 25 liters (~6.5 gallons) of wash

  • 4.5 KG Sugar
  • 1.2L Boiling water +1/4 cup yeast
  • 3 Vitamin B crushed
  • Pinch Epsom Salt
  • 1 Tablespoon DAP
  • 1/2 cup shell grit.
  • 40 grams baker's yeast to pitch

Shady's Sugar Shine is a simple sugar wash recipe which uses boiled yeast and a slew of additives as nutrients for the yeast. The aim of the recipe is to create a wash suitable for making a neutral spirit, whether with a reflux still or double distilled with a pot still.

Rule #1

Don't stress the yeast.

Ingredients

Metric Translation for 25L Ferment

  • 4.5 kg Sugar
  • 1.2L Boiling water +1/4 cup yeast
  • 3 Vitamin B crushed
  • Pinch Epsom Salt
  • 1 Tablespoon DAP
  • 1/2 cup crushed oyster shell/coral shell grit
  • 40 grams baker's yeast to pitch


Original 20 Gal Wash Recipe

  • 30 Pounds Sugar
  • 1 Gallon of boiling water +½ cup bakers yeast
  • 8 Vitamin B crushed
  • A big pinch of Epsom Salt
  • 3 Tablespoons DAP
  • 1 or 2 cups crushed oyster shell/coral shell grit
  • 2/3 cup baker's yeast to pitch


Original 20 Gal Wash Recipe converted to Liters

  • 75.7 Liter Wash
  • 13.6 kg Sugar
  • 3.7 liters boiling water + ½ cup bakers yeast
  • 8 Vitamin B crushed
  • A big pinch of Epsom Salt
  • 3 Tablespoons DAP
  • 1 or 2 cups crushed oyster shell/coral shell grit
  • 150 grams baker's yeast to pitch


Recipe

  1. Add sugar to the fermenter.
  2. Bring water for boiling to a rolling boil.
  3. Turn off the heat and add fresh baker's yeast to the boiling water.
  4. Add the boiled yeast, multi-vitamins, Epsom salt and DAP to the fermenter.
  5. Top up fermenter to final desired volume.
  6. Add crushed oyster shell/coral for pH control.
  7. Aerate the wash thoroughly then let it settle down for a minute.
  8. Don't stress the yeast.
  9. Pitch fresh bakers yeast.
  10. Keep ferment at a steady 30 degrees C/85 degrees F.

History

This recipe was created by the HomeDistiller forum user Shadylane and posted for feedback and criticism in April of 2018. The original thread can be found here.