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Oh, I'd imagine. And really, a lot of off-the-shelf wines are terribly bland (I think people just delude themselves into thinking they're not, honestly) so might as well make it yourself. The idea of peapod wine is delightfully quaint.
I think elderflower+blueberry+honeysuckle wine would be lovely. (and now I've got Nina Simone's "Lilac Wine" stuck in my head) |
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https://www.amazon.com/Alcohol-Moons...FD0ZQQJ4MX101K Saw a review recently on YouTube featuring the 3 gallon model... Might go totally DIY and build one from scratch, depending on the total cost of all the parts and time to build.
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Yeast (Champagne yeast is meant to be the best)
Water Fruit juice Sugar Makes alcohol apparently.
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You can also leave out the juice and leave it unflavored until you want to drink it, then just mix it with whatever you want.
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Would that yeast be OK?
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Bread yeast will result in a much weaker wine since it can only survive in 7-10% ABV* while wine yeast is bred to survive up to 18% ABV*.
*numbers estimated based on memory
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Not worth it then. Would still be pretty cool to try though.
I think champagne yeast is a quid a packet.
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This is the yeast I currently use when I'm in the mood to brew up a batch...
Red Star Distiller's Active Dry Yeast I've been using it mostly to make hard cider but I've also used it with the sugar & water combination. Might try using it in a batch of homebrewed beer when I have the ingredients for a few gallons.
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