plactagonic

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Don't take it as exact terminology but I call fermented juice cider if it is carbonated (and really don't care about fruit except of grapes - then it is sparkling wine or champagne). If it has no carbonation then it is wine.

Czechs have more words for differentiation:

  • Mošt - freshly pressed juice (from all fruits).

*Burčák - partially fermented juice.

*Cider - fully fermented carbonated drink. This word is imported.

Some cider makers here makes mixes of fruits and still call it cider so it is little mess in terminology. For beer there is lots of specific terms in Czech I really can't find translation.

I grown several plants of the dragon fruit from seeds. The one that I gave my mum looked after few months that it needs my life support, mine turned great and the one that I gave my grandma is huge. So yeah various success.

To add to that I have a garden so tomatoes, herbs... are grown there. Also unfortunately the plant mentioned there (made a ontments few years back) is on my garden and I couldn't get rid of it.

So I am looking for something that could be grown only indoors in my area central Europe.

*This is defederation is dumb I can't see your comments through my instance.

Try different yeast strains. This is easiest way to clarify beer. I usually don't mind hazy beers but when I tried to make it more clear it was matter of changing yeasts.

True sci-fi is rare most of it is sci-fantasy. Great recent sci-fi is Expanse - author was pissed about these warp nonsense so he grounded it in physics and only added few technologies which could be made in future.

Space Odyssey is pretty close adaptation of book and has more dialogue than book. So there was this art approach which some like and others don't. For me book is amazing but film is boring.

New adaptation of Dune is similar but more digestible for regular viewer.

on Cider · c/homebrewing · 3 pts · 3y

When I asked about it in the "cidery" they told me that it is mainly visual and not flavour/taste difference.

Mine taste similar to theirs but is more yeasty - I do my secondary fermentation in bottles.

on Cider · c/homebrewing · 2 pts · 3y

It is because I start with apples, then have it pressed from local cider maker - for clear cider you need to add enzymes and clean it with bentonite.

If you start with store bought juice it will be clear. (Plastering and filters get rid off these residues)

on Cider · c/homebrewing · 4 pts · 3y

About 6,5 - 7.

I estimate it from °Bx - 2°Bx makes about 1 ABV.

It has everything you may want to use - LibreOffice, Firefox, Thunderbird ...

Some programs aren't supported for Linux but you can find replacement. For me it has 100% of tools that I need.

When you go from windows to mint - they feel similar (UI), but some things are different (installing programs, settings...)

It is just solid out of the box experience. You don't have to customise it to be usable, complete suite of programs and it is stable.

Some of really light distros for old PCs are missing lot of these things but you may need to explore those options if it doesn't run well.

There is lot of things that go in the growing hops - clima, soil, water conditions. For Sweden I would chose some not too bitter variety - Czech or German. But you have to look up what is available for you.

Complimenting my beer wouldn't be thing - this brewery brews for small brewerys which can't grow but needs more beer. So they are renting brew capacity.

For clothes I hope that I can buy them off from my job - if it survives 72°C chrome etching bath it must survive wort.

Beer and work is big no no for me - some tasting maybe but drinking.

I will be assistant and from helping to set up different homebrew equipment and brewing with someone I learned that it feels like learning how to brew again.

I am just happy that I will be doing something that I like.

First how nano like 200l batches. I will work in brewery where they make 2000l batches.

Second - just some tips, unexpected things about this job, fun things that happen...

Beehaw is for some general communitys like technology, news and other big stuff. They didn't create anything specific. So it is only for these basic communitys and everything else is federated.

I think that it is for people that don't know where to create account - you start with these basic communitys everything else you can find throughout Feddiverse.

I hope that in future there will be some breaking of instances to smaller more specific instances.