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Cider Yeast - Ciderini SWEET 5g/20L

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Indispensable in cider making – Ciderini Sweet is a specially selected strain of cider yeast. It enables extracting the optimal amount of aromas from fruit and preparing homemade cider with exquisite flavour.

For apple cider and other drinks – the dried noble yeast included in Ciderini Sweet will be perfect for making sweet apple cider, pear perry, and low-alcohol-content drinks based on fruit juices!

For 15-20 litres – a single 5 g packaging of Ciderini Sweet is sufficient for preparing as much as 20 litres of this aromatic sparkling drink that your whole family will enjoy!

Simple to use – this yeast is very simple to use - the temperature recommended for fermentation is 15-30°C, and the final alcohol level in your cider may reach even up to 9%!

Full scope of possibilities – when combined with nutrients with vitamin B1, the Ciderini Sweet yeast will let you take advantage of 100% of possibilities, thanks to which you will be able to enjoy even fuller flavour and aroma of your homemade liquor!

Do you appreciate the delicate flavour and aroma of ciders? Do you have a lot of apples and no idea what do with them? Start your home cider making adventure, which is now easier thanks to our product, indispensable for production of homemade liquor – the dried, noble Ciderini Sweet yeast. This specially selected strain of cider yeast will allow you to get maximum aroma and flavour from fruit! This yeast is dedicated for producing sweet apple cider, but you can also use it to prepare pear perry, as well as any other low-alcohol-content drinks from other fruit juices. Making some refreshing drink is extremely easy – just add a pinch of Ciderini Sweet to any juice and ferment it for 3 days in room temperature. Afterwards, move the drink to a refrigerator and enjoy your low-alcohol-content, slightly sparkling drink, perfect for summer days. Use the full power and capabilities of the Ciderini Sweet yeast by combining it with nutrients with vitamin B1! A single 5 g packaging of yeast is sufficient for making from 15 to 20 litres of aromatic liquor, the alcohol content of which may reach up to 9%. Ciderini Sweet is a product that is simple to use – the recommended fermentation temperature is 15-30°C.

How to use:

Mix the content of the yeast sachet with 100 mL of pre-boiled water cooled down to the temperature of 30°C. Leave it for 20 minutes in room temperature. Afterwards pour the solution obtained into a fermentation container or a demijohn with wine batch.

Ingredients: Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast, emulsifier: sorbitan monostearate

Note: use the whole packaging content.

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