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ABV Calculator

Estimate alcohol by volume from original and final specific gravity readings.

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wine making

Simple Grape Wine

A straightforward red grape wine outline focused on clean fermentation and patient settling. Use sound, food-grade fruit and a recipe suited to your grape variety.

cider making

Dry Apple Cider

A simple dry cider that lets measured apple juice and a clean fermentation do the work. Choose preservative-free juice and use a yeast intended for cider or wine.

mead making

Traditional Mead

A classic honey, water, and yeast mead. The exact honey mass is set by measured gravity rather than a fixed recipe assumption.

beer brewing

American Pale Ale

A balanced pale ale template with a moderate malt bill and hop character. Adjust water, yeast, and hop timing to your equipment and desired profile.

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Important: AlkoMaster results are educational estimates. Verify measurements, follow product instructions and local laws, and use safe, pressure-rated packaging for carbonated drinks.