Any home beer brewers?

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    ChampionTier
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    @creadinger 174254 wrote:

    Next I need to figure out how to up the flavor. It’s pretty bland.

    I found that if I don’t back-sweeten my cider it has a bland, dry taste to it. Normally I plop a can of apple juice concentrate into the keg and that works great. That plus some honey (or just by itself) has worked pretty well, too.

    @creadinger 174254 wrote:

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    @ChampionTier 174258 wrote:

    I found that if I don’t back-sweeten my cider it has a bland, dry taste to it. Normally I plop a can of apple juice concentrate into the keg and that works great. That plus some honey (or just by itself) has worked pretty well, too.

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    To back-sweeten, how much concentrate or honey would you add for gallon sized batches?

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    @creadinger 174267 wrote:

    To back-sweeten, how much concentrate or honey would you add for gallon sized batches?

    I tend to use the TLAR (That Looks About Right) method for smaller batches but for a gallon batch, I’d scoop out maybe 2-3 TBSP of concentrate…maybe 2 for the honey. Of course, stick it in the fridge afterward to keep it from fermenting.

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