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How To Make Wine And Country Wine, What Are The Ingedients? I’m interested on making wines but i dont know how can I produce both Grape wine and fruit wines.
One more thing , how mangosteen wine is produced, How they get the juice out of mangosteen while it had lots of seeds?
View CommentTo make wine at home, these are my favorite resources:
http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/
http://www.homewinemaking.co.uk/
For virtually any fruit wine, the fruit is crushed in a press to extract the juice. Depending on the style, the pulp and seeds will be left in the must to ferment with the juice. For others, it will be strained out.
I just finished a batch of pomegranate wine (where the seeds pretty much ARE the juice) where I crushed all the pomegranates myself. It’s quite a bit of work without the proper press.
View CommentHow Do I Make Wine Out Of 4 Gallons Of Squeezed Grapes? Squeezed purple grapes, got 4 gal of juice and cooked the skins down. How do I make wine out of this?
View CommentTo make wine you need two things sugar and yeast. Mix your juice with yeast, let it ferment, you have wine.
you’ll need a bucket large enough to handle the fermentation process.
more info on making wine at the link below.
View CommentHow Do You Make Wine At Home? I’m looking for a guide or tutorial (with pictures) for how to make wine at home. I remember seeing one that used milk jugs, water balloons, and juice concentrate but I can’t find it. Small-scale, 2 gallons at the max.
I’m looking for a guide or tutorial (with pictures) for how to make wine at home. I remember seeing one that used milk jugs, water balloons, and juice concentrate but I can’t find it. Small-scale, 2 gallons at the max.
I’m not looking to make any quality wine, my budget is extremely limited and I’d rather make it easy.
View CommentIf you want to make wine, you may as well make something worth drinking. Get CJJ Berry’s book First Steps in Home Winemaking. Except for not requiring food-grade plastic, his instructions are good and some of the recipes are outstanding.
View CommentIs Secondary Fermentation Necessary For Making Wine At Home? Is Secondary fermentation necessary for making wine at home?
View CommentHoney if you are breathing in wine of course it will cause lung problems. I prefer to drink it myself. Works better that way. Not to mention that used in moderation it has MANY health benefits. Rather than parrot the propaganda that was force fed you, why don’t you do some research and form your own opinion.
Anyway, as I said before a secondary fermentation will turn it into champagne or sparkling wine.
View CommentWhere Do You Buy Grapes In Bulk From To Make Wine? I’m in a suburb about 30 minutes west of Chicago. I want to start making wine but want to knwo where to buy bulk grapes for cheap?
View CommentFind the wineries in your area. Many of them will be willing to sell grapes to you by the case. The wholesalers of produce probably carry only table grapes, not wine grapes. If there is a homebrew shop near you, you might be able to go in with other home-vintners who buy from the shop and get a better price.
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