Day three of the labour of love. The end is in sight with four more tubs of pulp to press and evaluate the yield.
118l, a hard three days but done!
2 thoughts on “Cider production 3rd November.”
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One of these
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Thought about a lot of solutions. The hybolic one did occur but the transit time from up to down is prohibitive without pump and reservoir.