WEBIf the normal recommended dose of sodium metabisulfite is used—1/16 teaspoon per gallon—the residual sodium being added is equivalent to one slice of pickle per case of …
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WEBAfter about 5-8 days, if the SG is 1.030 or less, separate the fruit from the wine by pouring into a sanitized bucket lined with a nylon bag. Suspend the bag above the bucket with a …
WEBI’m totally confused now about acid. I have a batch of blueberry wine that I started a few days ago and I can’t get it to start fermenting! I followed the recipe that is for 1 gallon …
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WEBSome beginners like to try 1-gallon (3.8-L) batches just to start out, and others — often country or fruit winemakers — frequently make 1-gallon (3.8-L) batches as there is not …
WEBAdd the acid blend or lemon juice and yeast nutrient to the blueberry mixture. Add in enough water to bring the total volume of the mixture to about 1 1/3 gallons—no need …
WEBIt is not necessary. If you are making wine from fresh fruit, I always recommend adding sulfite to homemade wine about 24 hours before adding the yeast. Leave the wine must …
WEBIn this example, the 37 ppm of free SO2 needed goes into the equation as .037). .037 x 3.785 x 5.5 (we have 5.5 gallons of wine) = 1.35 grams. So, the amount of Potassium …
WEBWinemaking Recipes. I’ve broken this list of winemaking recipes down by type of fruit, with categories including: Grape Wine Recipes. Pom Fruit Wines (Apples, Pears, Quince, …
WEBPut the carboy somewhere cool (not cold!), and leave it alone for a month or so. Using sanitized equipment, rack the wine off the sediment, into a clean, freshly sanitized …
WEBMix yeast nutrient with 1-2 packets of wine yeast in a cup of warm water and add to must. Primary fermentation will begin. Seal/cover fermenter. For red muscadines, crush the …
WEBAs homemade wines go, this one is pretty basic - you get some fruit and some sugar. Add some water and yeast, and let it go through the fermentation process for a while, before …
WEBGather the ingredients. In a large, cleaned, and sanitized gallon-sized glass container, dissolve 6 cups granulated sugar in 3 quarts filtered water . Add 1 quart mashed …
WEBRemove leaves, pits, sticks, and debris, then add chokecherries to a large stockpot. Pour 1 gallon of cool water over the chokecherries and bring to a boil; simmer for 10 minutes. …
WEBTake 1/2 teaspoon of your Sulfite and mix it into 125 mL/4.25 fluid ounces. Take 100mL /3 1/3 oz and discard the remaining amount. If you want to make smaller or bigger …
WEBSmash blackberries and sugar together in a primary fermentation container. Bring 1 quart of water to a boil and pour over the blackberries and sugar. Stir to dissolve the sugar. Allow …
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WEBSTEP ONE – Picking your plums. Forget spring, summer, autumn or winter - Plum season is the best season of the year. Plum trees blossom in cold weather, their delicate flowers …