Still enjoying that Bud?

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Re: Still enjoying that Bud?

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So in this collective group opinion are there any spirits one could be assured that is genuine as labeled? :beer2:
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Re: Still enjoying that Bud?

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Seasquatch -

You have some space and a little capital? And patience?

* Buy in the best pure apple juice you can find.

* Heat baking yeast with sugar and very warm pure water (add the 2 ingredients to the warm water)

* Add to the apple juice when the yeast is working and release the gas at intervals of 12 or 24 hours

* Drinkable in 6 weeks

This is what expat people in the countries like Libya, KSA and Kuwait do.
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Re: Still enjoying that Bud?

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boozyoldman wrote: Sat Jun 03, 2017 7:58 pm Seasquatch -

You have some space and a little capital? And patience?

* Buy in the best pure apple juice you can find.

* Heat baking yeast with sugar and very warm pure water (add the 2 ingredients to the warm water)

* Add to the apple juice when the yeast is working and release the gas at intervals of 12 or 24 hours

* Drinkable in 6 weeks

This is what expat people in the countries like Libya, KSA and Kuwait do.
* don't overheat the water, you'll kill the yeast.
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Re: Still enjoying that Bud?

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............................. water the temperature of a very hot bath and no hotter .....

Any supermarket yeast works just fine
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Re: Still enjoying that Bud?

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boozyoldman wrote: Sat Jun 03, 2017 7:58 pm Seasquatch -

You have some space and a little capital? And patience?

* Buy in the best pure apple juice you can find.

* Heat baking yeast with sugar and very warm pure water (add the 2 ingredients to the warm water)

* Add to the apple juice when the yeast is working and release the gas at intervals of 12 or 24 hours

* Drinkable in 6 weeks

This is what expat people in the countries like Libya, KSA and Kuwait do.
Thanks, but I'm usually to busy drinking it to make it :beer1:
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