got a makgeolli making set, comes with a little bag filled with the yeast, rice shit, basically everything needed to make an an-home cup of makgeolli that actually tastes pretty good.

took my 3 gallon fermenting bottle and threw in the orange pack with like 4 pounds of honey and letting it sit for a while to see what happens.

anyone wanna place bets i’m gonna fuck up real bad and somehow poison myself with a bad batch?

personally I’m hoping it comes out really nice with that hint of orange complimenting the wildflower honey I shoved in but if it’s faint enough I think I’ll just cut up some limes and throw it in the mix somewhere down the line

  • CPMSP@midwest.social
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    7 days ago

    Sanitary practices are key friend. As long as you follow the instructions and your equipment starts clean and sanitized you should be happy with the outcome.

    I will state if you have a batch that ever just smells… Bad… Like death, or rotting in a bad way - just pitch the batch.