Showing posts with label winemaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winemaking. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Homemade Muscadine Wine


Yesterday evening, I started a very small batch of muscadine wine with some extremely overripe muscadines. I crushed the grapes with my hands ina stainless bowl, added a small amount of sugar and water, and covered the bowl with a cotton towel. I am leaving it under my carport, as it will be cooler than if I kept it inside. I am hoping to achieve a drier muscadine wine this time. 
On November 11, I added some water, and some fresh lemon balm leaves, and squeezed the hulls of the muscadines. 

Wednesday, April 21, 2021

Making Spiced Pear Wine

I had three VERY ripe Bartlett pears. My intent is to try to make a small amount of a drier, less sweet spiced pear wine. 
To the pears, I added a small amount of white granulated sugar, a good bit of cinnamon and cloves, and a small amount of cardamom. Now fermenting in a metal bowl, covered by a cotton dishcloth. 

Saturday, March 13, 2021

Making Strawberry Wine

I had about half of a pound container of overripe strawberries that were starting to mold tonight. I covered them in sugar in a metal bowl and added water. My first try at making strawberry wine. Now fermenting....

Happy National Drink Wine Day!

Life is too short to drink cheap wine.....or to be deprived of wine, for that matter. It's wonderful to have a day to remind people to s...