Real Cidermaking on a Small Scale - Softcover

Pooley, Michael; Lomax, John

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1854861956 ISBN 13: 9781854861955

Publisher: Specialist Interest Model Books ltd, 1999

Synopsis

This new practical book on the craft of cidermaking explores traditional and modern approaches including a set of scaled plans for building an inexpensive robust cider press. Also included are instructions for apple pressing, step-by-step brewing and pasteurisation and cider-based food recipes.

About this title

About the Author

Cidermakers Michael Pooley and John Lomax (both from Ironbridge, Shropshire) were two of those people whose passion for their work was totally infectious. They were cidermakers for over twenty years and during that time their well-attended apple day teaching courses and demonstrations of the craft at venues throughout the UK acquired a national reputation. They worked hard to change the perception of cider as a foul, overly strong brew, and to impart their knowledge to the masses on how to produce good quality cider and apple juice. They always made the point at their workshops that knowing something and not doing anything with that knowledge is the same as not having that knowledge in the first place, and urged their students to take their newly acquired cider-intelligence home with them and work with it. In 1999 they compiled this standard book about 'real' cidermaking, which is thorough, practical and inspiring. It is based on their combined experience and expertise and will satisfy the needs of both the amateur and would-be professional cidermaker.

Edition details

• Publisher: Specialist Interest Model Books ltd
• Publication date: 1999
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1854861956
• ISBN 13: 9781854861955
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 112