What is a good wine making book that contains the fundamentals of wine making? I have my very first batch of wine making right now and have already noticed the rookie mistakes that need to be fixed going forward hence why I went the Apple Cherry concentrate route.
Wine making books?
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gratus fermentatio
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You might start with this:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0380782278/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Regards, GF.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0380782278/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
Regards, GF.
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Jack Keller's website may be helpful, too.
bernardsmith
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CJJ Berry's First Steps in Wine Making and Scott Mansfield's Strong Waters are both good basic books.
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Techniques in Home Winemaking - by one of the best resources out there, Daniel Pambianchi
bernardsmith
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Dan Pambianchi is really good. Both as a person (he is very helpful on a personal basis) and his books and papers but IMO, you really need to have some basic understanding under your belt before you can really make use of his books. Techniques in Home Winemaking is more for a sophomore or junior college course than a freshman class.
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