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Joseph Neal

a story

Greetings all
Just thought i would shere a story with you

i live in dryden wa . right above Whenatchee wa. they grow alot of fruit here so you can pick just about any wine you would want to make. Anyway a friend of mine wanted to make some cherry wine, ok i said my friend has six cherry
trees in the back yard 5 rainers 1 black so we picked 47# of mixed cherrys pited, then added to nylon bag and 9 gals water
sugar and all the other stuff turned the bag over every day when it stoped foming and th… Continue

Posted by Joseph Neal on August 1, 2009 at 1:27pm

Dianne

Degassing wine

Hi Scott:

New to this site and to wine making. I saw your video about degassing wine using a wine pump. I tried it last night and saw a lot of bubbles coming out of the carbouy. How often should this be done? Do I degas, leave it for a couple of weeks, and then try it again? What is a good indicator that the process is complete?

Thanks, Dianne

Posted by Dianne on June 9, 2009 at 8:32am

Marlene

Getting Fruit ready for Wine Making

I want to know if I can use my juicer for making wine from grapes????

Posted by Marlene on August 11, 2008 at 2:53pm — 1 Comment

Scott Young

Putting The “Squish” On Your Fruit

Hey Folks,

Alright … so the cherries are clean and have been stoned/pitted therefore it is now time to press the fruit so that we can separate the juice from the pulp.

Now, I can tell you that for my first few batches of fruit wine I wanted to go a bit on the “cheap” so I used a potato masher to press the fruit. While this certainly works I can tell you that it really sucks doing it as you have to put a lot of muscle into it and you are left thinking that there must be a better way of doing th… Continue

Posted by Scott Young on August 9, 2008 at 2:00pm — 2 Comments

Cindy and Jeff Burich

Meteor Cherries

Does anyone have experience with making wine from meteor cherries? We have made wine from nanking and northwestern and has won awards for both. Any recipes to share????

Posted by Cindy and Jeff Burich on August 2, 2008 at 6:24pm — 5 Comments

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Joseph Neal

whats your plans this year

Started by Joseph Neal Jan 26.

Joseph Neal

Cherry wine

Started by Joseph Neal Jan 25.

Amy Domestico

Author, chef and TV host Martin Yan

Started by Amy Domestico Sep. 4, 2009.

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Joseph Neal added a discussion
I am really looking forward to spring ,this year, i am going to make 25 gal, of cherry wine ,25gal of peach, 10 gal huckleberry, 15gal pinot gigo.and finish the 25 gal of concord blush thats in the cellar now. should keep me busy  Joseph 
January 26
Joseph Neal added a discussion
Hi.all I have 10 gal. of cherry wine down in the cellar , it has been bulk aging for some six months now, I want to bottle it in march this year, so how long after i add sulphate, do i bottle Joseph  
January 25
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October 21, 2009
I tried to use a juicer for my wine and it just made a mess, I used fresh grapes from my vines and I also tried frozen grapes from last season. I finally just used a potato masher.
September 23, 2009
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