Have just put some cider into bag in a box containers. They're silvered bags like these ones. I made sure there was as little air as possible in the bag.
Anyone have any idea how long the cider will keep in this type of container?
Cider - Bag in a box shelf life
Re: Cider - Bag in a box shelf life
Hi Dave,
I've not tried these myself, but as long as you excluded as much air as possible and sterilised the container first, I don't see why it shouldn't last for months or even years, provided the cider itself is stable.
I've not tried these myself, but as long as you excluded as much air as possible and sterilised the container first, I don't see why it shouldn't last for months or even years, provided the cider itself is stable.
Re: Cider - Bag in a box shelf life
Presume it's still cider and in which case I'd add a crushed campden tablet for every gallon and then it will definitely be good for up to a year minimum.
Re: Cider - Bag in a box shelf life
Yes, still cider. One straight apple with a spontaneous wild yeast ferment, one with blackberries added to the press & fermented with SO4. Both had Malocid culture added as well and signs are that a malolactic ferment has taken place. I'll add a campden to stabilise then, seems like a good idea. Thanks