The American Orchardist; Or, a Practical Treatise On the Culture And Management of Apple And Other Fruit Trees, With Observations On the Diseases to Which They Are Liable, And Their Remedies
The American Orchardist; Or, a Practical Treatise On the Culture And Management of Apple And Other Fruit Trees, With Observations On the Diseases to Which They Are Liable, And Their Remedies
Thacher, James, 1754-1844. [from Old Catalog]
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11th. There are three fermentations of which ci- der is capable, viz. the vinous, which produces the al- cohol that gives the liquor its stimulating and exhili- rating qualities ; the acid, which turns the cider to vinegar, and the putrid, which totally destroys its spir- it and texture, and reduces it to a nauseous and poi- sonous liquid. The principal object in making good cider is to stop the xoorking of the cider as soon as the vinous fermentation is completed. There are several modes by wh...ich this may be effected. The first mode is, to have the vinous fermentation conducted in ves- sels air tight, or as nearly so as possible ; thus pre- venting the escape of carbonic acid or fixed air, which gives it life, and causes its briskness. Cider cannot become vinegar unless it can give 6ut carbonic acid gas, (fixed air) and receive oxygene gas, (vital air) which is the principle of acidity, from the atmosphere. If the fermentation proceeds slowly, especially in air tight vessels, the liquor is impregnated with carbonic acid which under different circumstances would make CI9ER.
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