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    Newbie - help re cider that’s too dry!

    Genius! Thanks!
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    Newbie - help re cider that’s too dry!

    Chalkyt - thank you so much for that info and for taking the time to produce such a comprehensive description of what to do. Im Intrigued by the heating the bottles approach. I’ve got various bits and pieces coming - hydrometer, campden tablets etc so I’ll be in a position to do something in the...
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    Newbie - help re cider that’s too dry!

    Very helpful - I’ll be better prepared next time round…!
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    Newbie - help re cider that’s too dry!

    That’s really helpful. Still is fine! Thanks Stu
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    Newbie - help re cider that’s too dry!

    I really dont know. Probably bottle conditioning, although I’m mostly bald and don’t think that conditioner is much use to me. Thanks
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    Newbie - help re cider that’s too dry!

    Ah - I’ve not been measuring things like gravity. I just washed, smashed up and pressed some apples and then let it ferment in demijohns for a few months until it stopped fermenting… then let it sit for another 3 months. Rustic is perhaps an overly generous description of my approach. I was...
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    Newbie - help re cider that’s too dry!

    Symphony!? Syphon
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    Newbie - help re cider that’s too dry!

    Thanks Lampy. I’ll look into that. I’m guessing that I symphony it off the sediment into a clean demijohn and then add the chemicals and leave for a while before sweetening and bottling..?
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    Newbie - help re cider that’s too dry!

    Hi, First time making cider - I’ve got cider that has stopped fermenting, is beautifully clear and has been sitting on sediment in demijohns without fermenting now for about 3 months. It’s lovely, but really ‘tart’. If I add sugar, will it start fermenting again? I’ve been looking about and it...
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