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Jenny P

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I am running out of freezer space for fruit from my trees. I still have crabapples, apples, apricots, and grapes to ripen. I don't really have room for a second freezer. What are the thoughts on making my own juice, processing it into canning jars for winemaking at a later date? Is this something that would make a good wine? I would need to research on exactly how I would do it. I know in the past I have made apple juice from fresh pressed apples.
 
seems like alot more work than just making the wine/cider. Why not just ferment and let them age?
 
Ah. Well in terms of flavor fresh is best, then frozen, then cooked. (For most fruits).

Also, haze from pectin will be an issue. Using enzymes can avoid that i believe.

So in theory, no reason you cant can the fruit. Just has a few side effects. There may be others, but those are the main two that come to mind.
 

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