5 Gallon Apple Wine Recipe

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WEBBatches larger than 5 gallons will require a minimum one package of yeast for every 5 gallons. Allow to ferment 4 to 5 days or until your hydrometer reads around 1.030 to …

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WEBWork quickly (but safely!), and throw the apple chunks into the sugary water as you go along. Use the entire apple – the peel, the pips, the core – everything. Then transfer the …

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WEBIf you’re not using wine stabilizers, you can also pasteurize the cider by heating the juice to 160F for 10 minutes, then let it cool until it’s between 70 to 85F. This is the ideal …

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WEBIngredients for Apple Wine Recipe. 5 Gallons of Apple Juice; 5 lbs. of Sugar; 2 tbsp. Yeast Nutrient; 1/2 tsp. Pectic Enzyme; 2 1/2 Acid Blend; 1 tsp. Wine Tannin; 1 Packet …

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WEB2. Take the prepared apples and place them in the fine-straining bag. Put this in the bottom of the fermenter and pour over the boiling water. Add the remaining half of the water and …

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WEB1/8 Teaspoon of Ascorbic Acid. 1 Campden Tablet (crushed and dissolved) 1 Package of Lalvin EC-1118 wine yeast for every batch up to 5 gallons. You can get the detailed …

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WEBFermentation and Aging. Transfer the sweetened apple juice to a fermentation vessel, such as a glass carboy or a food-grade plastic bucket. Fit an airlock onto the vessel to allow …

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WEBAPPLE WINE . One Gallon: Multiply all ingredients (except the yeast) by the number of gallons you want to make. 1 Packet of yeast will ferment up to 5 gallons of must. …

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WEBStore the vessel in a cool, dark place and let it ferment for about 4-6 weeks, or until the fermentation activity stops. During this time, the yeast will consume the sugar and …

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WEBCover, set in a warm place for 24 hours, then add yeast. Cover, and set in a warm place for four days, stirring twice daily. Strain pulp and pour liquor into secondary fermentation …

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WEBPut the wine in a room temperature (or above) place and wait 2-3 weeks. After a day, the balloon should be "standing up," and small bubbles will rise to the top of the wine. After …

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WEBStrain out the apples and you’re left with the apple liquor. Add the sugar, raisins, lemon juice and tea. Top up with part cold, part hot water (so the temperature of the water is …

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WEBHere is Leslie’s Apple Wine Recipe: To each gallon apple juice add three cups boiled-then-cooled sugar syrup (dissolve 3 cups sugar in 1.5 cups boiling water), one teaspoon …

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WEBMaking Apple Wine from fresh apples. Pour boiling water over chopped apples in crock. Add sugar and stir to dissolve. Let stand 3 or 4 days, stirring occasionally, then strain …

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WEBApple Wine Makes 5 Gallons Things you will need 7.8 gallon fermentation bucket (larger is fine)Large nylon or cheesecloth straining bag5 gallon glass or plastic carboyStopper …

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WEBDump all the sliced apples in the fermenter (s). Add a sugar/water mixture to fermenters until the apples are covered. This sugar/water mixture is made by dissolving 1-1/2 …

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WEBThis water is to not exceed 104 degrees Fahrenheit. Stir contents of yeast packet into warm water and be sure to break up any clumps. Let mixture stand in cup for 15 minutes. …

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