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Homemade wine
Recipe for making delicious homemade wine from grapes.
Ingredients
- 30 kg grapes
- 7 kg sugar
- Wine yeast
- water
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Directions
First, prepare the grapes - that is, wash them and remove the stems.
Then crush the grapes - you can do this by hand or with a special grape crusher.
The crushed grapes ferment directly after a few hours, which is helped by yeast. Add yeast to the grapes.
Add the sugar along with the yeast - the amount depends on the sweetness of the grapes and preference, I personally add about 7 kg for the total amount.
Transfer the entire mixture of grapes, sugar and yeast into a fermentation vessel (ideally glass or stainless steel) and leave in a warm, quiet place.
Check the fermentation progress every few days or at least once a week. In particular, observe the foam on the surface, which corresponds to the fermentation process.
After fermentation is complete (about 1-2 weeks), let the wine age for another month. After this time, strain the wine and put it in a barrel for further maturation.
After maturation (which can take 4-5 months) you can open your first bottle and enjoy the result of your work.
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Homemade wine
Recipe for making delicious homemade wine from grapes.
First, prepare the grapes - that is, wash them and remove the stems.
Then crush the grapes - you can do this by hand or with a special grape crusher.
The crushed grapes ferment directly after a few hours, which is helped by yeast. Add yeast to the grapes.
Add the sugar along with the yeast - the amount depends on the sweetness of the grapes and preference, I personally add about 7 kg for the total amount.
Transfer the entire mixture of grapes, sugar and yeast into a fermentation vessel (ideally glass or stainless steel) and leave in a warm, quiet place.
Check the fermentation progress every few days or at least once a week. In particular, observe the foam on the surface, which corresponds to the fermentation process.
After fermentation is complete (about 1-2 weeks), let the wine age for another month. After this time, strain the wine and put it in a barrel for further maturation.
After maturation (which can take 4-5 months) you can open your first bottle and enjoy the result of your work.
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