Category: Wine Recipes

Soon it will be time for the sap to start moving up the trees. I thought that this would be one that would be kinda’ neat to …

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If you like your meads sweet, light and true to their heritage, you’ll love sack mead. The flavor is full of honey, you can almost hear the bees buzz!! Because …

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This wine is light and lively with hints of citrus and a nice, vinous character. The wheat supplies nutrients and sugars to enhance the fermentation process.
Makes 1 gallon

3/4 pound wheat berries
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Cornmeal wine is initially a bit slower to ferment than many other wines, so be patient with it. Once the fermentation gets going, it makes a good dry wine.
Makes 1 gallon.

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This is a nice dry wine with hints of pear and apple in its flavor. For those who have never seen a quince tree, the fruit is yellow to yellow-green—it resembles …

Third in the Series
” Any one who has a mulberry tree in the yard knows that these berries can be a real pain in the neck. The fruit falls all summer long, creating disagreeable …