As I'm sure others will tell you, preserves are extreamly high in pectin, a substance that essentially will cloud your wine. You can use pectic enzyme to counteract that, but it was intended to clear the haze caused by pectins from fresh or frozen fruit, not preserves, which have a much higher concentration. If you dont mind a thick and cloudy wine, I'd say go for it. If you're at all concerned with looks, try to steer clear of preserves.
mike
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