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there loads of recipes on net

 

http://www.winesathome.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3225

 

-basically get a demijohn a 5 litre bottle of water from tesco will do,

-get 4 litre of apple juice- juice not drink

-heat up 1 litre of juice and dissolve 200g sugar - normal granulated stuff

-add to 5 litre conatainer

-add rest of juice

-add some yeast about a tea spoon, if you got a brewing shop near get champaigne or brewer yeast , if not you can get bakers yeast from tesco but it will be cloudy, when you heat the apple juice to dissolve sugar dont boil it if the juice gets 2 hot it will kill the yeast. just above room temp is fine

-put on lid shake then UNDO LID leave lid on but just placed whatever you do do not tighten lid!!!!

- place somewhere warmish on a tray as some will leak

- leave for upto a weak until fermentation ha stopped

- pour gently into a jug and pour into bottles dont upset the slurry in the bottom of the bottle

 

 

this is the basic method

any sugar

any yeast

make sure everything clean before you start.

if your gonna bottle it then use proper plastic bottles , coke will do, the fermentation can carry on so the bottles become pressurised.

 

just be careful , there loads on net how to do it just dont get bogged down as its simple

-put

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Boil a kettle of water, let it cool to room temprature

Get a 1 liter bottle add 70g of cane sugar add 12g of brewing yeast then fill to top with water

Weight a few days until the bubbling has stopped

Drink now at 20% or stick in the deep frezer for a while then remove the ice and you have 100% alcohol

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