To retain sweetness, you have to use maltodextrine as it is not
100% fermentable, sweetness will be apparent. Regular sugar ferments
out completely and only raises the alcohol content.
Craig
Ive
read about people who have had good outcomes with cranberry juice.
I used cranberry cocktail juice with 27% cranberry. I added 1 c. sugar
and, of course, yeast. The results were a bit sour tasting. does
anyone have some suggestions or recipies. I know i could add some
sugar after fermentation and am planning on doing it with a bottle
that is maturing today.
Oh and that sake was awesome !(whether it was actual sake or not.)
only thing i would do next time is use all grape juice instead of
water and a little juice.(or grape concentrate and water)The recipie i
used is back a few posts if youd like to try it! The vinegar didnt
seem to have any adverse effects, but if you left it out it would
probably be for the better.
Any artificial sweetener, and the herbal sugar alternative stevia, can
be added to a finished brew to add sweetness without altering your
alcohol content. None of them feed yeast.
However, they will change the flavor and not always in a good way, IMO.
I haven't actually tried the stevia yet, but I don't like the flavors
of the others at all. A lot of people seem to not mind the flavor
though. So, it's really personal taste and what you're willing to
experiment with in your brewing. That's the nice thing about brewing 2
litres at a time, instead of 5 gallons.
:-D
It's a lot less lost if the experiment is a bust.
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