Beetroot Beer

 by Misac-kun
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Everythig start when a friend of mine tell me about how Russians Made their sugar. they use Beetroot! so that means beetroot have sugar, then it can be used as source for fermentation.

This instructable will show you how to make your own Beetroot beer.

This one i made only for test, let see if it works
 
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Step 1: Ingredients & Utensils

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Ingredients:

400ml (13.5Oz) of Water
1 Beetroot
10g (0.35Oz) of Yeast

Utensils
500ml PET Bottle
a Knife
a Shredder
nr706 says: Jan 31, 2013. 11:22 PM
Have you checked this link about making a beet beer?
http://www.thelocalbeet.com/2009/08/10/2610/
Misac-kun (author) in reply to nr706Feb 1, 2013. 5:55 AM
Thanks, this one was just a experiment to find out if it's possible to ferment plain beet and water. I'll be taking a look at this link.
mrustebakke says: Mar 27, 2011. 3:44 PM
My grandparents used to make beet wine. When they moved closer to town 10 years ago and we were remodeling their farmhouse we found a bottle of beet wine from 1975! I didn't have any, but they drank the whole bottle. It's something I've wanted to make. My grandma is gone now so hopefully I can find her recipe.
Misac-kun (author) in reply to mrustebakkeMar 28, 2011. 5:31 AM
Thnaks for the coment, see my blood wine too, it's beet wine with something extra, ow and i need to update that 'ible too
mastoras says: Dec 21, 2010. 10:47 AM
Oh, and don't forget to boil it before putting in the east!
Misac-kun (author) in reply to mastorasMar 12, 2011. 3:29 PM
Why Boil? it doesn't have Malt or other ingredients for beer, just beetroot and water.
mastoras says: Dec 21, 2010. 10:44 AM
Xmm, did you sanitize before proceeding and did you use a bubbler? maybe thats why it smelled so bad ;)

You should give it another go :) and if you do, try adding a little sugar. Lets say a spoon or so and a little less yeast ... that should do the trick! :P
lemonie says: May 4, 2010. 2:26 PM
I made onion-beer once: It stank, but didn't taste much. Please let me know how this turns out for you.

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Reffner says: May 4, 2010. 9:09 AM
Make sure you post pictures after this thing explodes.  Seriously, I highly suggest you keep a close eye on that.  There needs to be a way for the carbon dioxide to escape without letting air back in.  Essentially what you made there is a time bomb.  I speak from personal experience.  I've been home brewing my own beer for about 10 years, and I've seen glass bottles make quite a big hole in the wall due to trapped C02.
Misac-kun (author) in reply to ReffnerMay 4, 2010. 11:40 AM
I'm keeping an eye out for this one, even that PET bottles can hold about 100PSI. After One day passed the bottle gets more solid, but i think it will not explode for now. If it's starts to get bigger then i will be sure it will blow a hole on the ground.
Kiteman says: May 3, 2010. 2:34 PM
Er, the root vegetable used in the processing of sugar is sugarbeet.

Still, there should be sugars available for fermentation, although I predict vileness in the outcome...


killerjackalope in reply to KitemanMay 4, 2010. 2:39 AM
Definitely an acquired taste to be expected.
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