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DEMON BREWING BREWDEMON User Manual

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KITS INCLUDE:
1. Fermenter/Lid
2. Venting Plug
3. Tap Assembly
4. Fermenter Base/Legs/Plugs
5. Stick-on Temp Gauge
6. Recipe Ingredients
(shown inside)
7. Bottles/Caps/Labels (not shown)
8. Mixing Spoon* (not shown)
9. Vinyl Hose/Bottle Filler* (not shown)
*Hard Cider Plus Kits only.
EQUIPMENT NEEDED:
1-gallon Container
3-quart Cooking Pot (or larger)
Mixing Spoon (avoid using wood)
Measuring Cup
Paper Towel
Can Opener*
*
Needed with some recipes.
INGREDIENTS NEEDED:
2-gallons of water
2 cups of white granulated sugar
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ENJOYING YOUR HARD CIDER!
After your hard cider has carbonated or you decided to make a still cider,
good news, it’s ready to drink! However, you can improve the flavor by
bottle conditioning your cider. This can be done a couple ways:
A. Warm conditioning: Keep your bottles in a dark, dry location away from
sunlight and maintain a temperature between 50°- 70° F for several
weeks to a month.
B. Cold conditioning: Place your bottles in the refrigerator for several
weeks to a month.
Whether or not you choose to bottle condition your cider, it will always
taste better after chilling in the refrigerator for at least 24 hours. Then
it’s time to call your friends!
CARING FOR YOUR EQUIPMENT
Nobody likes dirty equipment, especially your cider. Here are some basic
tips to ensure your equipment is ready for the next batch:
1. Disassemble and clean your equipment promptly after using.
2. Always wash and rinse your equipment using a mild unscented soap.
3. Avoid anything that can scratch the inside surface of your fermenter.
4. Discontinue using equipment that is scratched and/or cracked. Bacteria
can hide in the smallest areas and could spoil your next batch.
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ASSEMBLY NOTES:
1. Add plugs to base legs first, then twist legs into the base.
2. Tap: Washer goes on the outside of the fermenter. Hand-tighten
nut and test for leaks before making your hard cider.
DEMON BREWING CO., INC
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL +1 800 372-2337
OR VISIT WWW.BREWDEMON.COM
INSTRUCTIONS
2-GALLON KIT ASSEMBLY AND BREWING
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WARNING: OVER-TIGHTENING TAP NUT CAN CAUSE TAP TO BREAK.
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DEMON BREWING BREWDEMON Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDEMON BREWING
ModelBREWDEMON
CategoryBrewing Systems
LanguageEnglish

Summary

BrewDemon Instructions

Kit Contents

Lists components included in the 2-gallon kit, such as fermenter, lid, tap assembly, and yeast.

Equipment Needed

Details essential external equipment required for brewing, like pots, spoons, and measuring cups.

Ingredients Needed

Specifies the basic ingredients required, primarily water and granulated sugar.

Assembly Notes

Provides key steps for assembling the fermenter, including tap installation and leak testing.

Enjoying Your Hard Cider

Warm Conditioning

Method for improving cider flavor by storing bottles in a dark, dry location at 50°-70°F for several weeks.

Cold Conditioning

Method for improving cider flavor by storing bottles in the refrigerator for several weeks.

Caring for Your Equipment

Cleaning and Maintenance

Essential tips for cleaning equipment after use to prevent bacteria and spoilage for future batches.

Sanitize Your Equipment

Sanitization Process

Detailed steps for sanitizing all brewing equipment using a no-rinse cleanser to prevent contamination.

Making Your Hard Cider

Mixing the Must

Instructions for preparing the cider base (must) by mixing cider concentrate, sugar, and water.

Fermentation Setup

Steps for adding yeast, sealing the fermenter, and maintaining the correct temperature for fermentation.

Bottling and Carbonating Hard Cider

Priming Sugar Chart

Guidance on the correct amount of priming sugar to use per bottle size for carbonation.

Bottling Process

Steps for filling bottles, adding priming sugar (optional for still cider), and capping.

Carbonation and Clearing

Instructions for secondary fermentation at 64°-86°F and how to determine when the cider is ready.