Hard Lemon Lime Pub Squash Diet Homebrew Recipe
The beauty of this method is you can customise your reciep for your pallet and diatry requirements. Whether you want a bump in strength, flavour or need to make it gluten-free it's yours to play with.
This method allows you the ability to knock up a hard Solo Clone using ingredients around the house, minimal equipment and some homebrew yeasties. The key to this one is ensuring you have a super clean fermentation, packed with nutrients and monitor the PH.
DIFFICULTY: Medium
TIME REQUIRED: 1-2 weeks fermentation + 5 minutes mixing + 5 min to carbonate (using Quick Carb method) OR 1 week (using Set & Forget method)
MAKING YOUR BASE:
These base recipes can be altered to change the strength of your final product. You can also change out the yeast, sugar type and nutrient depending what you have on hand.
For a 23L batch at ~5%:
OG: ~1.033
FG: ~0.995
You will need: 2kg - Sugar OR 2.4kg Dextrose ~22L - Clean preboiled water 1 x Clean Fermenting robust yeast strain (e.g. Omega Lutra, Lalvin EC-1118) Yeast Nutrient (e.g. Lallemand Yeast Life-0, Omega Proper Seltzer)
This can be scaled to your desired volume
Clean and Sanitiser all equipment throughly
Dissolve your chosen sugar in 5L of clean warm water
Top up your fermenter to 23L in total (fermenter) volume
Follow the instuctions and dosage rate on your chosen nutrient pack and add this to the sugar wash
Ensure your wash is within pitching temputure range for your chosen yeast strain
Pitch your yeast and seal up your fermenter. (remember to attach your sspunding valve if pressure fermenting, or airlock if not)
Monitor the fermentation and ensure the yeast is healthy, if it slows or stops before gravity hits <1.000 then add more nutrient and pitch more yeast
Once the fermentation has finished and terminal gravity reach, allow the yeast to flocculate over a few days (iof you can cool this will allow the yeast to flocculate more readily
Procced to your choosen packaging method
RECOMMENDED RECIPE:
19L Keg
You will need: Your fermented sugar wash 4 x KL41836 - Impressence - Lemon Pub Squash Flavour Shot - 50mL 2 x KL41928 - Impressence - FermStop 50mL 1.7kg - White Sugar - (For Back Sweetening)
Instructions:
Add 10L of your sugar wash to your KL02899 19L Ball Lock Keg.
Add 4 x KL41836 - Impressence - Lemon Pub Squash Flavour Shot - 50mL
Add 1.7kg White Sugar
Top up the keg to 19L with the remainder of your fermented sugar wash
Then add 2 x FermStop sachets. (this step is critical, do not add the Impressence FermStops without having topped up the water)
Mix Keg Contents Well.
Carbonate to 3.5 volumes CO2 (Refer to KegLand Set and Forget CO2 Carbonation Chart for regulator pressure and keg temperature). [Optimum 20psi at 2°C]
9.5L Keg
You will need: Your fermented sugar wash 2 x KL41836 - Impressence - Lemon Pub Squash Flavour Shot - 50mL 1 x KL41928 - Impressence - FermStop 50mL 850g - White Sugar
Instructions:
Add 5L of your sugar wash to your KL02899 19L Ball Lock Keg.
Add 2 x KL41836 - Impressence - Lemon Pub Squash Flavour Shot - 50mL
Add 850g White Sugar.
Top up the keg to 9.5L with the remainder of your fermented sugar wash
Then add 1 x FermStop sachets. (this step is critical, do not add the Impressence FermStops without having topped up the water)
Mix Keg Contents Well.
Carbonate to 3.5 volumes CO2 (Refer to KegLand Set and Forget CO2 Carbonation Chart for regulator pressure and keg temperature). [Optimum 20psi at 2°C]
Bottle Conditioning
You will need: Your fermented sugar wash 1 per 4.75L of final volume x KL41836 - Impressence - Lemon Pub Squash Flavour Shot - 50mL
Instructions:
Add 5L of your sugar wash to your KL02899 19L Ball Lock Keg.
Add 2 x KL41836 - Impressence - Lemon Pub Squash Flavour Shot - 50mL
Add 850g White Sugar.
Top up the keg to 9.5L with the remainder of your fermented sugar wash
Then add 1 x FermStop sachets. (this step is critical, do not add the Impressence FermStops without having topped up the water)
Mix Keg Contents Well.
Carbonate to 3.5 volumes CO2 (Refer to KegLand Set and Forget CO2 Carbonation Chart for regulator pressure and keg temperature). [Optimum 20psi at 2°C]
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