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justbrewit 10-20-2005 05:20 PM

moscato, cognac wine and ice wine recipes
 
i've never made wine before, but theres a first time for every thing!!! does any one have a moscato recipe??? my wife loves this wine, we're in germany right now and thats about all she drinks. me, i'm not much on wine, but i finally found one i like. it a cognac wine, i love it, it doesn't have the acidic throat burn like most wines. and also, i need an ice wine recipe. any help for your guy and gals would be greatly received!!!

Caplan 10-21-2005 09:16 PM

Moscato is Italian wine made from Muscat grapes - grab a wine kit and have a go with a similar style product if you can't get the grapes and press them yourself! No idea what 'Cognac wine' or 'Ice wine' are though.....

justbrewit 10-21-2005 09:35 PM

ice wine is a german wine made from the grapes after the first freeze, very sweet desert wine

Caplan 10-21-2005 09:54 PM

Never heard about ice wine before. Is it sweet german dessert stuff that's commercially made? Also any clues on the 'Cognac wine'?

justbrewit 10-21-2005 11:26 PM

thats also a sweet wine and it tastes like cognac

Caplan 10-22-2005 08:02 PM

Cognac wine sound's like a sweet sherry to me, an aquired taste!

justbrewit 10-22-2005 09:01 PM

its a very tasty wine, if you like congac, you like this. plus it doesn't have the throat burn like most wines!!

Caplan 10-22-2005 09:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by justbrewit
its a very tasty wine, if you like congac, you like this. plus it doesn't have the throat burn like most wines!!

You've mentioned this throat burn thing with wine earlier in the thread. Is it you just don't like dry wines? For me personally drinking sweet wines often seems to leave a coating in my mouth that's just pure sugar and not a lot else!

Try a decent German DRY Riesling wine. It's a eye opener to the sweet rubbish those guys have been flogging to death in Britain for the last thirty years!

Orfy 10-22-2005 10:15 PM

I can't (wont) drink anything other than dry, I've only ever had the throat burn from cheapo dries. (Under £3)

Caplan 10-22-2005 11:07 PM

True - REALLY Cheap Dry wines (Especially White) are the worst. Even MORE TERRIBLE in Pub/Clubs/Bars by the glass.

I just hope justbrewit can find a decent bottle - If your still out there please go look in the German supermarkets when you get chance!


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