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What Kind Of Wine Do You Like To Make The Most?
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- At 5:57pm on January 18, 2009,
Scott Young said…
- Thanks Jen. If you have any suggestions on stuff you'd like to see on this site or yours let me know.
Sincerely,
Scott
- At 5:56pm on July 25, 2008,
Scott Young said…
- Hey Rog,
With all of these berries I'm curious if you have made any good blends?
Scott
- At 9:01am on July 25, 2008,
Roger Jochen said…
- Dear Scott, Yesterday, I picked 22lbs of blackberries, and discovered (to my horror) that red raz are almost finished. This is the earlest I have seen this. I picked monsters as big as a quarter. This is the best season for berries I have seen in a long time. This is how I'll try to do it for the rest of the season, Red raz, more blackberries, blueberries, wild grape and hard fruits to end the season. I am sure that I will find some things not on this list (hopefully enough honey to make a batch of mead[this really is the nectar of the gods]). The only limits I have now is carboy space, and peskey revenuers bothering me. I give a lot of wine away because of that.I have to go get my red rez now take care, and I'll keep you posted on how it's going. Your friend Rog
- At 6:17pm on July 20, 2008,
Scott Young said…
- Excellent Gord. Glad you liked v2 of "Delicious Wine Making Made Easy".
As for the carbonator, I think I know the one you're talking about. If you get it let me know how you like it!
- At 8:55am on July 20, 2008,
Gordon VanSickle said…
- Hi Scott: I like your latest version of your book, well done. Yes I read your blog on the tap-a-draft. I saw a different Machine in Red Deer at a wine store last week. It was actully a soda pop carbonater. The lady said with a little practice you could carbonate wine a little or a lot. The good news was it would cost about $3 a 23 liter kit for the co2. The co2 bottle could be refilled at any Can. Tire Store. The machine I believe was $150 including a wine kit......Gord
- At 5:45am on July 20, 2008,
Marlene said…
- great to be here, , no wine on the go right now, waiting for pears and grapes from Father, but a batch of beer is in the making for today.
- At 2:51pm on July 19, 2008,
Roger Jochen said…
- Im in thanks a bunch
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Putting The “Squish” On Your Fruit
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 on August 9, 2008 at 2:00pm — 2 Comments
The Cherry Wine Project: Getting Your Cherries Ready
I just added my most recent post and wanted to give you all a sneak peak!
It covers what we did to get our 20 lbs of cherries ready to be pressed.
Here's a hint ...
To read on please go to:
www.allwinemaking.com/WordPress/2008/07/31/th… Continue
Posted on July 31, 2008 at 11:00pm —
The Birth Of The Cherry Wine Project
What Is It?
The purpose behind The Cherry Wine Project is to help teach people how to make fruit wine - plain and simple!
I figured why not arm myself with a digital camera and take pictures while I make a batch of cherry wine explaining what I was doing as I did it.
Why Cherr… Continue
Posted on July 24, 2008 at 10:30pm — 4 Comments
Welcome To "The Cherry Wine Project"
I'm just like your neighbor next door who happens to make wine and really enjoys teaching people how to do it as well.
The main goal of "The Cherry Wine Project" is to share my passion for wine making and help other people learn how to make wine themselves.
I regularly have people emailing me questions about wine making (which I love by the way) and therefore thought it might be worth having everyone ride "shotgun" beside my wife… Continue
Posted on July 17, 2008 at 10:51pm — 6 Comments
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