anyone on here also like to make booze?

[okiebroke]

my other hobby is brewing beer and wine. i like making as much as possible, anyone one else make wines or beers? i enjoy chattin about it, sharing, and tasting others homebrew.

[okiebroke]

i also dont mind trading my homebrews for goods im sure ill have some at ojam.

[Greywolf]

I like to have a cold Coors light on the bench when I'm doing a bow glue up..... the cold...uh... helps the glue...uh.... not to stick ...uh..yeah that's it...the glue won't stick to the cold rubber glove.
I've saved a few bottles for a friend that brews his own. does that count?

[Shovelbuck]

I used to make wine but haven't for a long time. My only experience with beer making came to a tragic end when a couple cases of bottled beer blew up in the shop. What a horrifying mess!!!

[okiebroke]

well, ill make sure i have a couple of homebrews at ojam, cant wait.

[hawkthrower]

looks like this post fell off a while ago but I had to chime in........there is always something bubbling in the pantry!!! I like my hand crafted ale all year round and I have a special gift for family and friends for the holidays..... fine aged hard cider..... there is nothing more refreshing!

[tulsaarch53]

Well, I hav'nt tried my hand at beers and ales however, I have vinted a couple of passable red table wines and a few batches of hard apple cider and apple wines. I currently have a small batch of cider that will be racked into bottles this weekend, sampling at first racking showed promising signs of a nice dry cider (12.5% abv) with caramel notes at the end.

[KsBow]

No but I'm sampled a few.

[tulsaarch53]

I finally have my latest batch of hard cider in the bottles, it has a crisp clean flavor. It is still on the green side, and hopefully will mellow some more over the next few weeks/months. Its rounding out to be more of an apple wine but that's fine with me. Ralph I'll see about getting you a sample at OJAM this spring

[Greywolf]

My new son-in-law, is teaching me how to make "Hot Apple Pie" it's a 180 proof holiday drink. it'll double as gasoline with you run out LOL

[zeek from coon creek]

My new son-in-law, is teaching me how to make "Hot Apple Pie" it's a 180 proof holiday drink. it'll double as gasoline with you run out LOL

Does the process involve combining the ingredients at a very high temperature and then rapidly cooling part of it? Think Popcorn Sutton.

[okiebroke]

if anyone in the oklahoma city area is interested in brewing or learning, feel free to pm me. Its always nice brewing with others.

[Greywolf]

My new son-in-law, is teaching me how to make "Hot Apple Pie" it's a 180 proof holiday drink. it'll double as gasoline with you run out LOL

Does the process involve combining the ingredients at a very high temperature and then rapidly cooling part of it? Think Popcorn Sutton.

Nope just mixing and fermenting, takes about 2 weeks. I hit the "1" by mistake it's only 80 Proof, he makes the warm apple pie also which is about 40 proof.
he said it kinda sneaks up on you.

[Wind D Ranch]

I have some apple juice working now. I had to drink all my last batch to get through the winter

[KsBow]

Well I, for one, am looking forward to sampling some of these homemade concoctions. Sounds like good stuff. See all you distributors at OJam X

[bajabuc]

Brew now and again. Have a friend who does 25 gallons of whole grain at a time.