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This could be a Cafe Society question, I suppose, but I am principally interested in the chemistry involved, so I'll post here.
If you Google "homemade wine," a plethora of sites come up, most of which offer some variation on "add yeast to fruit juice...
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I always ....
Making homemade wine safely is entirely possible - my in-laws used to make confuzzled.
Access to the good grapes.
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First and foremost, I would like to make it clear that I am a complete beginner with very minimal knowledge in wine making and/or distilling.
For my initiation into the art of distilling, I am looking to make brandy, two different ones actually. One from...
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When making the simple less expensive if you screw up making a simple sugar wash then screwing up expensive Wine/Brandy ? I did too Ken..
Also look at the All Bran Recipe.
That is very simple wash to make and ferment.
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I have noticed that you have advertised for
a retail wine manager on a number of occasions, and I have submitted at least two
resumes for your review, but to date I have
not received any respone from your company.
I am currently working at another retail...
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Average payrates, bad benefits, bad schedules, demanding work, limited perks - wine training, wine tasting
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All they care about is making money.
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Hey new to this, I have a apple/elderflower wine,apple wine and cranberry/raspberry wine going at it at the moment. I was wondering if you can make a wine or cider from oranges. Thought it would be interesting. Any ideas . Was looking for cheap honey ...
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Hasn't started fermentation yet but thinking that it might take longer to start
Orange Wine....
Thought it would treacle wine at the moment as well.
I was wondering if you can make a wine or cider from oranges.
At it at the moment.
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Is there an online book, like the palmer equivalent? My wife wants me to make a riesling, something similar to snoqualmie or hogue late harvest. Should you use a kit or is there an AG equivalent to wine making as well?
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Hey Jeff did this turn out really dry? My wife wants a sweet one .
The kits out there make good wine.
making wine and a press.
To go whole hog later on you can actually buy grapes and do the crush and all that stuff .
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Im into homebrewing,
Beers and wines mostly ! save an absolute fortune on grog.
and it tastes a lot better too,no chemicals added.Plus the wife cant keep tabs on how many im having.
but I want to make some wine from wild berries this year and was wondering...
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Never tried to brew anythng before, but the end result was a dozen... .
After this but since you are making wine from fruits you only need some Potassium metabisulphiteI found some random black berry wine recipies online a few months ago.
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Quote: : we are going with the six gallon set up.
its too hot now to brew wine
we will have to wait til weather cools down.
my "room temp" is in the 80s
too warm from what i have read
thanks all
for all the options. Depending on yeast strain, you probably...
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There are lots of good wines....
My "room temp" is in the 80s
too warm.
Most wine strains are very to brew wine
we will have to wait til weather cools down.
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This is just a long shot idea that would take some serious work(sheep herding), planning, and cash, but I figure I would present it any way.
We should make a Head-Case wine.
I'm sure the serious wine-o's here know about www....
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/\ /\ /\ /\ X2! We will need some .
Would just need enough people to make the money work...
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Interested..
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When making homemade wine and specifically kits, the clearing of the wine often uses Kieselol followed by Chitosan. One of these adds a flavour to the wine that I absolutely find revolting. What could I use instead?
I have made quite a bit of wine this...
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Irish moss no flavor at all.
It does lookThe home winemakers I know either use isinglass or don't bother, depending on the wine.
Isinglass is also a fish byproduct, so I might be hesitant with it .
Step in wine-making.
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What are the most important things to consider? What are some tips or common mistakes? Food and wine pairing is kind of ....
A better match would be made tailoring a dish with the wine in mind.
Usually you pair the wine with the food.
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