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Ok, I'm new at making cider but have successfully made several batches of beer that all turned out fairly well. I found a great cider recipe and proceeded to make following the directions. I used 'organic' apple cider, no preservatives. I let it sit for 24 hours (with a fermentation lock) and then pitched the yeast as the directions said to. There was very vigorous activity within the first day so much so that I had to use a blowout tube. The activity continued for almost 10 days and was fairly exhausted by the time I bottled. The alcohol content was around 7% at time of bottling.
So now all of that's said my question is this:
Is it possible to over ferment cider so that it results in a very tart, dry cider instead of a sweet cider? The recipe had a lot of sugar in it so I assumed it would be sweet. When I tasted my cider it almost tasted like a dry, white wine...something that would go well in fondue, but I really wanted to make a sweet hard cider. Is this a matter of bacterial contamination or simply too much fermentation? Are their any recipes that anyone knows of to make a hard sweet cider?
I'm kinda bummed about it because I've had such great luck with beer, but I want to try again and need to know what might have gone wrong. Any insights would be appreciated. Thanks!
Just wondering, have you bottled it yet? If not great.
So basically, your yeast has fermented out all of the sugar. Now you could kill the yeast with a few Campden tablets (or metabisulfite), others will tell you how much, and then add a bit more sugar. Since the yeast will be dead, it won't ferment the added sugar and there you go, sweet hard cider. Now, the problem with this is you may have wanted a carbonated cider, with this method if you are using bottle priming, it won't work.
The amount of sugar you will want to add will very greatly, but others will be able to give you a ballpark figure.
When you add sugar to cider, you are not adding sweetening, you are boosting the ABV, since sugar is completely fermentable. You probably did make apple wine if your sg was over 1.070 or so.
That's no problem, it'll just take a bit longer to age. Now, as mrfocus said, you can sweeten if you want now that it's done fermenting.
You would use 1 campden tablet per gallon along with potassium sorbate. The sorbate should be used at 1/2 teaspoon per gallon. You can dissolve these in a little boiling water in the microwave, or heat up a little bit of your cider and dissolve it and then add it to your carboy. This will stop refermentation and allow you to sweeten. You won't be able to carbonate the cider, though, after this step. If you want a sweet cider without stabilizing, or you want to carbonate, you can add splenda to taste.
You can't "overferment" anything- when it's done, it's done. Most ciders and wines will ferment to .990 or so (dry) unless you add so much sugar you overwhelm the yeast. Then you'd have an 18% (depending on what yeast you used) rocket fuel cider!
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Hi Brewgal and welcome!
First off, Cider almost always finishes dry unless you intervene. A degree of tartness could come from apple choice, but more than likely you'll end up with something totally different than what you may have been expecting first time around! Additionally, pretty much all of the sugar you add going into the ferment will be consumed and converted to alcohol and C02.
mrfocus has pretty much given you the proper rundown on what to do if you want to sweeten it. Just be sure to use enough campden and if you aren't confident let the sugar sit in the carboy for a few days to make certain you don't have fermentation kick back in because if you sugar and then bottle and the yeast isn't dead you could get bottle bombs.
The process is fairly simple, after you have arrested fermentation, just dissolve sugar into your batch and as you go sample the beverage until you find what you are looking for in terms of flavor. Be sure to use a thief or turkey baster when pulling out samples so that you don't contaminate the batch. I am not sure what proportions though. Stay away from sweetening with anything heavy in flavor. Table sugar is probably a good route to go I am guessing. They also sell an 'acid blend' which is useful for correcting the acid balance when you sweeten. Sometimes just adding the sugar isn't enough, you need the tartness to bring back balance.
I've run into the same "problem" if you will. I want mine to be sparkling, but also a little sweeter than it currently is. I haven't bottled it yet (6 gallons). I've seen on the forum that I should add Splenda, because it sweetens it, but it won't ferment. So I'm probably going to add a little sugar (enough to carbonate) and Splenda. But how much Splenda should I add? should I buy the packets, and add 1 per bottle, or buy the bag and pour a bunch of it in?
I just bottled my still cider today and I used mason jars. I put a 3 teaspoons od Splenda in the bottom before filling. Try one jar/bottle and keep adding a measurable amount until you get what you want.
You don't just have to use a synthetic sugar like splenda, you can also use a non-fermentable sugar like lactose (if you not lactose intolerent that is). I like to go with route myself, cos I just don't trust those sugar substitutes with their possible carcinogenicity and sacharrin and such. Just btw. Oh and you should be able to find lactose in like a health food shop if you can't find it in your LHBS or so I'm told...
As to the 'how much sweetener to add?' question, zoebisch01 pretty much said it all. Or you could do it a slightly different way. Just take a few measured amounts of your cider, like 50ml for example in a few glasses, and add measured amounts of sweetener until you get the sweetness you want, for example maybe 5g of sweetner is just right for the 50mls (note I'm puling numbers out of my behind, so it might be tottaly off) then I'd try 100mls with 10g, just to make sure you measured right - cos you never know how well your instruments are calibrated. All you need to do is then scale it up. Using this example, you'd assume that the volume of your cider would be around 23L (5gallons-ish IIRC), minus say 500ml that you consumed with this exercise etc. This leaves 22.5L = 22500ml, then divide this by your test sample volume (here 50ml), so 22500/50 = 11250, so you would need 11250X5g of sweetener for the desired sweetness, which equals 56.25Kgs (using my brain ), lol so that just shows how way out those numbers are, but you get the point.
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Sun Ray desktop proposition Mini business case Introduction The Sun Ray desktop model delivers the ultimate in network delivered computing – with the Sun Ray as a virtual display device, receiving all its services from the network. The Sun Ray has no moving parts – no operating system, no CPU, memory, disk, floppy, CD or even a fan, but instead receives its entire desktop and applications over the network from centralised servers. This model delivers a number of significant benefits : Manageability By centralising all the key components of the desktop, the resources required to support a desktop community are significantly reduced. There is nothing to manage on the Sun Ray, as all the applications, data and operating systems are managed centrally. There is no longer any local operating system/browser/antivirus software patching or updating required at the Sun Ray, and no hardware upgrades/replacement of parts. Sun achieve a ratio of 2,000 desktops per system administrator in our 30,000+ Sun Ray network. Installing a Sun Ray is as trivial as plugging a phone into a socket, and doesn't need an IT technician to perform this task. So the organisation benefits from needing fewer staff – and therefore real cost savings, or can usefully deploy hard pressed IT departments to more beneficial activity. Reliability Because there are no moving parts, Sun Rays are highly reliable. There are many instances of customers who bought their original Sun Rays in 1999, when they were first announced, and still running them happily today. The estimated mean time between failure of a Sun Ray unit is over 11 years. Again, this reduces operational w orkload, but more critically enables the organisation to jump off the desktop refresh roundabout. By removing the costs of one refresh, the Sun Rays pay for themselves. Typically, the pay back is better than this, with at least two refreshes saved. The model also offers reliability in another way, and that is of the data and the ability to deliver desktop services. A centralised model means that high quality data management policies are applied uniformly on all data and operating system – data backup and archiving is consistent and encompasses everything. Moreover, centralising all the desktop services means that business continuity policy and strategy can be extended simply to the entire desktop environment simply and effectively. This all leads to a more efficient organisation. There is also a benefit in regard to productivity by minimising disruption and unavailability of the desktop device itself. Security The Sun Ray devices hold no data, and can be configured simply to disallow the introduction or removal of any data or file, so they become very secure indeed, to help an organisation meet its security and legal compliance requirements. Moreover, every Sun Ray has a smart card reader, which gives an additional level of security, with the potential for two factor authentication, and integrating the smart card into the organisation's ID cards and access mechanisms. Mobility The Sun Ray devices are merely points on the network that receive a particular user's session. Particularly with the smart card, this allows almost instantaneous mobility between Sun Rays, without the need to log on again. This has, in many cases, a significant impact on productivity, and by making the use of computers simpler, encourages their use. Sun Rays can be deployed on a local area network, wide area network, and also at the end of a DSL broadband connection, providing the potential for deployment of very low support devices in remote locations and for home workers. The benefits of flexible working/access can contribute significantly to cost reduction needs – through reduced property costs and other fixed costs required to support employees, and also delivers improved productivity and retention of staff. For an organisation that performs a number of moves, adds and changes, the Sun Ray architecture significantly reduces the cost and operational burden of this requirement. Environment The Sun Ray device generates very little heat, makes no noise, and takes up a very modest footprint on the desk – all things that improve an end user's environment. This model also benefits the organisation in an increasingly important manner through its low power consumption. The Sun Ray 170 (the integrated 17" model) operates at 35W, whilst the monitorless Sun Ray 2 operates at just 4W. This can have a very positive impact on electricity costs, and also help reduce any carbon levies the organisation is required to pay. Choice The Sun Ray is an agnostic device, and will happily run Windows, Solaris or Linux desktops. In some instances, this choice, and the added potential for software licence rationalisation through the centralised model, can generate savings in software licencing costs. This also allows the organisation more flexibility when it comes to considering the desktop delivery when faced with significant desktop operating system upgrades. It gives the organisation choice – stay with Windows, consider an open source alternative, use a web browser, and the potential for a mix of these. For example, some users might only need a browser – so why pay for a Windows licence ? The Sun Ray architecture is also open – there is a choice of Sun and third party servers to run as Sun Ray servers, Solaris or Linux as the operating system, and Sun Rays from Sun or a variety of third parties. Summary Overall, the Sun Ray architecture delivers a significant reduction in the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of the desktop infrastructure for many customers. In addition, the model provides a number of significant business improvement and efficiency areas. There are many third party analyst reports that highlight these, and a large reference customer base that will also attest to these benefits being delivered in practice. Cost model The following is based on two scenarios : 1) Windows desktop throughout, and 2) Solaris desktop throughout. Each scenario is based on deploying either Sun Ray 170s (to replace existing CRT screens), or Sun Ray 2s (where existing monitors are to be retained). Costs exclude implementation and Windows licences (2003/CALS etc). Costs are per Sun Ray. This is a very simple schematic, but demonstrates the potential for cost savings, and leaves room for applying further business benefit savings. Windows desktop Solaris desktop Sun Ray 170 Sun Ray 2 Sun Ray 170 Sun Ray 2 Sun Ray hardware £570.00 £164.23 £570.00 £164.23 Keyboard and £33.02 £33.02 £33.02 £33.02 mouse Sun Ray software £82.53 £82.53 £82.53 £82.53 Sun Ray server £13.82 £13.82 £26.66 £26.66 hardware Windows server £20.53 £20.53 £0.00 £0.00 hardware 3 years support : £72.00 £72.00 £72.00 £72.00 software 3 years support : £11.93 £11.93 £14.91 £14.91 hardware Sub total £803.83 £398.06 £799.12 £393.35 Electricity savings £93.99 £93.99 £93.99 £93.99 Refresh avoidance £300.00 £300.00 £300.00 £300.00 Man power savings £300.00 £300.00 £300.00 £300.00 Software licence £0.00 £0.00 £50.00 £50.00 savings Other savings £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 Sub total £693.99 £693.99 £743.99 £743.99 Net cost £109.84 £295.93 £55.13 £350.64 Assumptions Windows server based on Sun Fire X4100, 2 x AMD Opteron 275 dual core with 16Gb memory supporting 150 concurrent users. Cost £6,160, 3 years silver £1,260 Sun Ray server based on Sun Fire T1000 Server, 6 * Core 1.0 GHz UltraSPARC T1 processor, 8 GB memory, 135 Sun Rays (Windows) or 70 Sun Rays (JDS). Cost £3,731.94, 3 years silver £2,088 Concurrency level 50% Refresh = 1 PC base unit replacement avoided Manpower = salary & oncost = £40,000, 1 admin per 400 desktops 2.5 admins saved per 1,000 desktops, = £100k per 1,000, or £100 per desktop per year. Cost applied for three years. Electricity costs based on following : Typical PC : 150 Watts Sun Ray : 35W + 6W of server = 41W 1W = 1.125kWh per day; Elec cost = 0.07p per kWh 150W = 168.75kWh daily, 61,594 annually 41W = 46.125kWh daily, 16,836 annually Difference = 44,758 = £31.33 per annum per desktop, £93.99 per three years
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OPPOSE SNOWE-PRYOR #3883 REGULATORY "FLEXIBILITY" ACT ADDS DELAYS AND RED TAPE, ENCOURAGES WASTEFUL LITIGATION Senator May 19, 2010 United States Senate Washington, DC 20510 Dear Senator: We write on behalf of Americans for Financial Reform, an unprecedented coalition of over 250 national, state and local groups who have come together to reform the financial industry. Members of our coalition include consumer, civil rights, investor, retiree, community, labor, religious and business groups as well as Nobel Prize-winning economists. We support a strong Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and oppose weakening amendments to the Restoring American Financial Stability Act, S. 3217. Snowe-Pryor Amendment #3883 is a misguided attempt to help small business. The amendment purports merely to require the agency to consider the impact of its rules on small businesses. 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The photo was taken in 1940. And while that grain hose looks like the corrugated arm of some retrograde, midcentury robot, it was an enormous technological revolution in its day. It's called an airveyor — a marriage between a vacuum cleaner and a conveyor belt. It came after steel ships revolutionized the waterfront, but before the marine container shifted global trade forever.
The era of its conception is a lot like today: a time of change. Except today's technological revolution looks less like robots and more like people. In fact, it is people. Fifteen million of them passed through the Portland International Airport in 2013. When you see people sloughing off their belts and shoes at the security gates, bleeping through the metal detectors, it's hard to imagine them as anything other than fellow souls patiently trying to get where they're going.
But as the United States awakens to the knowledge that 95% of the world's customers live elsewhere, some of the best growth commodities this town, and much of the country, have to offer are ideas and talent. In other words: people.
As we enter an era where we are our own growth export, other factors are impacting the trade environment. The United States is on the cusp of an energy revolution. Dovetailing with rising wages overseas, manufacturing may move home. In the metro region, those global shifts converge at the Port of Portland.
Though change is a constant there, it is particularly obvious these days, evident in the outsourced management of marine containers, the sometimes frantic efforts to retain carriers, and disputes over land and labor.
From the outside, the Port of Portland seems to be losing a lot of battles and its foothold. Critics say it's fallen out of step with a community that's increasingly focused on livability. But you have to take a broad view to see what's really happening: macroeconomic shifts that too much squinting obscures.
The world is changing, leaving the Port of Portland at a crossroads. As its executive director, Bill Wyatt, looks toward retirement, and the business community takes stock, the Port is reorganizing and retooling for a new era, asking how to become a port of the 21st century.
The Port of Portland was born in a similarly transitional time in 1890, when grain was king and moving things was the heart of the economy. This used to be a private industry. Wooden ships hitched up to private docks that cropped up on the Willamette River. Oregon City, Vancouver, Milwaukie — all wanted to have the best port on the river.
Portland won the race when wood became metal and the private docks briefly floundered, unable to service steel-hulled ships. The city and state paired to buy the stumbling docks, built better ones and stole the river's trade show for good.
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