That recipe looks sweet!!! I am going to order a few things off of Amazon this weekend. Some air locks, bung caps, RC 212 yeast, some camden tablets and a hydrometer. What kind of yeast nutrient do I get?
The recipe says it is for two gallons. Is a 5 gallon water bottle too big?
I cant seem to find anything between 1 gallon and 5 gallon.
When he says to transfer from primary to secondary am I just going to siphon from the primary to the secondary and leave all of the berrys in the primary?
Or do I transfer everything?
I was thinking of using a 4-5 gallon bucket for the primary and a 5 gallon water bottle for the secondary.
Sorry for the basic questions I just want to get started on the correct foot.
My friend owns a Tow Yard and has contracts with the police department and local highway administration for accidents.
Tuesday at 3:30am a tractor trailer was cut off by a car and went off the beltway and ended up on its side. It was filled from front to back with Blue Berrys! They were stacked on pallets 8' high. They couldn't flip it back over while it was filled so all of the Blue Berrys had to be transferred to another trailer. They said it was over $300,000.00 worth of Blue Berrys. I got a call at 8:00am and was asked to go to Home depot and fill the back of my pickup with some day laborers and go to the accident. I had an escort to the accident site. They closed down the beltway so we could drive the wrong way on an exit ramp and the beltway. It was a site with 13 laborers in the back of my dually!! We could not shrink wrap the pallets any higher then 6 feet so there were over two pallets left in the wrecked trailer. Once it was towed to the tow yard I took out 24 cases. There must be another 100 that are starting to rot still in it. I have 24 pints in my fridge and froze 160 pints in gallon bags. And everyone I know got a case.
So I figured I would attempt to make some wine!!!!
I really appreciate the info! I will most definitely be asking a few more questions?