Comments on: Oooo Aaaarh Cider! http://www.thehomebrewsite.org.uk/homebrew-recipes/oooo-aaaarh-cider.htm Sun, 05 Feb 2012 12:17:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Christine http://www.thehomebrewsite.org.uk/homebrew-recipes/oooo-aaaarh-cider.htm#comment-13232 Christine Fri, 09 May 2008 13:11:43 +0000 http://www.thehomebrewsite.org.uk/homebrew-recipes/oooo-aaaarh-cider.htm#comment-13232 Big Bro! When are you going to make a cider that actually tastes nice? One that doesn't just sit in my kitchen cupboard???? Big Bro! When are you going to make a cider that actually tastes nice? One that doesn’t just sit in my kitchen cupboard????

]]> By: webmaster http://www.thehomebrewsite.org.uk/homebrew-recipes/oooo-aaaarh-cider.htm#comment-9989 webmaster Fri, 11 Jan 2008 10:52:46 +0000 http://www.thehomebrewsite.org.uk/homebrew-recipes/oooo-aaaarh-cider.htm#comment-9989 A mate of mine made some carrot whisky once using bread yeast, it did produce alcohol, the taste was awful though. It all depends on the flavour you want. Your local homebrew shop will have the greatest range of yeast. For wines there are different yeasts for different wines. Red wines, white and ports all have different strains. As you beers, lagers use a different strain to ales. Lager yeast will give a much cleaner flavour when brewed cold (12-13C) ale yeasts work best at 22-24C. Some supermarkets sell homebrew supplies and usually provide a universal yeast that can be used with wine or beer. It all depends on the flavour and quality of the wine you are looking for. A mate of mine made some carrot whisky once using bread yeast, it did produce alcohol, the taste was awful though.

It all depends on the flavour you want. Your local homebrew shop will have the greatest range of yeast. For wines there are different yeasts for different wines. Red wines, white and ports all have different strains. As you beers, lagers use a different strain to ales. Lager yeast will give a much cleaner flavour when brewed cold (12-13C) ale yeasts work best at 22-24C.

Some supermarkets sell homebrew supplies and usually provide a universal yeast that can be used with wine or beer. It all depends on the flavour and quality of the wine you are looking for.

]]> By: daniel http://www.thehomebrewsite.org.uk/homebrew-recipes/oooo-aaaarh-cider.htm#comment-9928 daniel Wed, 09 Jan 2008 15:08:53 +0000 http://www.thehomebrewsite.org.uk/homebrew-recipes/oooo-aaaarh-cider.htm#comment-9928 where do you get wine yeast from??? or can you just use normal yeast where do you get wine yeast from??? or can you just use normal yeast

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