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At-home winemaking
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The hour's time is prep time. Half an hour goes before you mix-in the yeast culture with the mash. The other half hour is afterwards.Arising_uk wrote:Mmmm! Sounds lovely.yiostheoy wrote:...
I can have a batch of mash ready to start fermenting in about an hour's time, not counting the waiting while the boiled liquids are in the fridge cooling.
Then it takes 2 to 3 weeks for the mash to ferment.
I hope that was clear.
At the end of the process, it take about another hour to siphon and pasteurize and bottle the finished home made wine.
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I agree but by and large EU rules sound stricter than the US.yiostheoy wrote:You would be surprised by all the chemicals and crap used in market wines. ...
I've had very tasty homegrown wines of the old British varieties and they tasted fine and they seriously did the job but my experience lately has taught me that there are some seriously nice wines that also do the job in an incredibly elegant way.Making your own tastes much better. I found that out quite by surprise.
So you don't have any decent vintners near you?The only disadvantage of making your own is the equipment you need and the labor that goes into it.
And then you get the punishment of drinking the stuff.But once you have the equipment then that burden is over. ...
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I can't wait, two weeks, vintage.yiostheoy wrote:The hour's time is prep time. Half an hour goes before you mix-in the yeast culture with the mash. The other half hour is afterwards.
Then it takes 2 to 3 weeks for the mash to ferment.
I hope that was clear.
At the end of the process, it take about another hour to siphon and pasteurize and bottle the finished home made wine.
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When you see this, it means that he has looked to see what you have written.Arising_uk wrote:Twat! Twat!! Twat!!!yiostheoy wrote:Arising_uk, who is currently on your ignore list, made this post.
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Does it? I'd have thought that it was a message that shows up on ignored posts but then I've never used the function so just guessing. Personally I just don't read what I wish to ignore.Hobbes' Choice wrote:When you see this, it means that he has looked to see what you have written.
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What a berk for telling me, I'm just so crushed!yiostheoy wrote:Arising_uk, who is currently on your ignore list, made this post.
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Arising_uk, who is currently on your ignore list, made this post whilst drinking a very nice Bordeaux.yiostheoy wrote:Arising_uk, who is currently on your ignore list, made this post.