Recent content by Aiserock

Welcome to the team!

Probably should have asked if it was a "fission" restaurant instead

Gotta show this to my wife... then probably duck!

Get well Louie!

Yeah, I started this thread, as you may have noticed I am a procrastinator and this idea has been a long time coming :D I did manage to follow the advice that I have learned from this thread (and others) and added a healthy dose of pectinase up front, and that combined with freezing the peaches...

So, I finally got a larger fermenter for Christmas from my wife this year. Saturday, I went to the LBS and got a mesh bag, took the peaches out of the freezer (60-65#) and put them in the bag, in the fermenter to let them thaw out. Last night, checked my pH, was sitting about 3.4, SG was...

I read this very technique on wikipedia - Cork taint - Wikipedia

Where did I say fix? I never fixed anything... the skeeter pee just seemed more drinkable is all. I attributed it to the higher ABV. Sorry for the confusion. Sometimes my thoughts don't come out in chronological order, makes being an Engineer difficult sometimes, especially when I type out...

Smell is coming from the wine, I am not speaking of the smell of the cork or smelling of the cork. And, unfortunately, it tastes bad too but I will try decanting it to see if that improves it and report back for information's sake. Sad thing is, I had a partial bottle at the end of bottling day...

Oh boy :slp

@CDrew, @WineMaker, Where do you purchase these from? I see some on Amazon but I noticed some reviews show that these are being counterfeited, one guy even cut the corks in half to show the differences. I went to the Nomacorc website, asked for some samples but haven't requested an order yet...

Hello All, I spent some time babying a wine kit for over a year bulk aging to only end up smelling musty once opening a bottle. I thought it might have been bottle shock but I'm certain it has something to do with the corks now because I noticed on a skeeter pee batch too. Funny thing is, I...

Check out this article: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-07/when-the-power-grid-runs-low-your-ev-s-battery-could-help

There are some interesting articles on thermal (energy) storage using molten salt, I just heard they're converting an old coal mine for this purpose. This is an example of the tech, heard the coal mine thing on "all things considered" on my local NPR station yesterday...