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Brian > wrote:
> WB > My mistake...That should be "Sarsasparilla" not sassafrass. > Anyways, the recipe is: > Buy enough Grade A Dark Amber maple syrup from Sam's club (I forget how > much, exactly...don't have my notes in front of me) > Make a strong tea (Aprox 2 quarts and let steep for 1 hour) from: > 4 oz Ginger root (fresh or dried) > 4 oz Sarsasparilla root > 2 oz cardamon > 2 oz coriander > 2 Tbsp Pure vanilla extract > Nutrients > Aerate for 30 minutes, and pitch a 1000mL starter (I use EC-1118) > Add a 2-cup concoction of hot-mix sparkalloid and bentonite (2 Tbsp each) > when fermentation ceases. > Rack after 2 weeks. > Rack into soda keg, and carbonate to 4 volumes of CO2. > Chill bottles and keg to around 36 degrees...carefully fill champagne > bottles, fit stopper, and afix wire hood. > It holds carbonation in an open glass for about 15 minutes, and it tastes > awesome! > SG should be around 1.130 or so. Make sure you aerate! Sweet! Thanks! I had a maple syrup mead going but the carboy broke, so now I've got two excuses to start a batch of this! |
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