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Old 08-09-2011, 10:46 PM   #1
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What is your favorite wine to make and drink? I am new to wine making so I really don't have one yet, but I have a very berry wine and a pumpkin mess in the fermented.


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I think my favorite is the crabapple wine I make yearly, but I like the oaked chokecherry nearly as much!


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Where do you buy most of you fruit from?
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I make cranberry and sour cherry wines every year and everyone loves them. Last year a banana/ginger wine was a winter time hit. Some new wines from last year that look promising are pomegranate and dried rose hips, but they will need a little more aging. And the Skeeter Pee for the hot days of summer never fails.
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Where do you buy most of you fruit from?
Me? I don't buy fruit. Well, except for bananas since they don't grow this far north!
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Me? I don't buy fruit. Well, except for bananas since they don't grow this far north!
So you just make all of yours from juice?
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So you just make all of yours from juice?
I generally crush the fruit and use campden tablets. After primary fermentation, I squeeze out the fruit (in mesh bags) and proceed.
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I make cranberry and sour cherry wines every year and everyone loves them. Last year a banana/ginger wine was a winter time hit. Some new wines from last year that look promising are pomegranate and dried rose hips, but they will need a little more aging. And the Skeeter Pee for the hot days of summer never fails.
Do you have a recipe for the banana/ginger wine?
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i generally crush the fruit and use campden tablets. After primary fermentation, i squeeze out the fruit (in mesh bags) and proceed.
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Where is the best place to find fruit?


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