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Reading through a variety of recipes, there are a variety of ways to extract
the juice you need to ferment. Some have you crush the fruit and put it in the bottom of your primary and pour boiling water over it and then add yeast to that and rack off the must. Others have you add crushed fruit to a grain bag and pour boiling water over that and then ferment the juice. Is there a general rule of thumb for how to handle it or certain fruits have to be handled certain ways or is it just personal preference? |
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