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  • #16
    Originally posted by janeyo View Post
    What kind of lychees did you use? I like the idea of this one. Tinned or fresh?
    Thanks
    Makes a Gewürztraminer type wine...

    2 tins lychees from Tesco in LIGHT syrup
    1ltr Tesco pure pressed white grape juice
    900g Sugar (or thereabouts, sg 1.080 is what I aimed for)
    2 tsp pectolase
    1/8th tsp tannin
    3tsp Tartric acid. (measured to 4ml with a Ritchies acid test kit)
    white wine yeast


    Started in bucket at 1.080 ish transfered to Demijohn at 1.020 fermented to dry

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    • #17
      wines

      Apple,---- nice light white
      pear,---- Tastes of pears !!
      grapes, my own,---- excellent red
      grape and apple,---- nice
      tea and raisin,---- excellent
      blackberries,---- better than my grape
      blackberry and apple,---- lighter red but lovely
      pea pod,---- nice medium bodied white
      Rhubarb,---- nice rose
      Rhubarb and apple,---- nice with some body
      Sugar beet and gorse flower,---- very nice considering we were broke.

      If wines go wrong it is due to bacteria getting in so just keep it all clean and air locked, then brew on.

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      • #18
        I've got blackberry and damson, damson (with barley) and damson with odd assorted dried fruits in it (think I'll call it August wine) all on the go.

        Haven't done this for 35 years! Guess who's discovered loads of damson trees (I think!) on their plot!

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