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Bananas Re-discovered



 
 
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Old 19-12-2003, 10:26 PM
Paul E. Lehmann
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Several days ago I had a request for some grapefruit wine I made last year.
I sent the recipe and noted that I had used bananas in the recipe. This has
not been my normal procedure - and then I remembered. The wine had cleared
naturally and in short order.

Something clicked in my mind so I did a search on bananas and clarifying
wine and sure enough, Lum's page mentions using bananas in fruit wine to aid
in clarification. I got a couple stubborn batches right now so I think I
will create some banana liquor and see what happens. In the grapefruit
wine, I used only one pound of sliced bananas. I put them in a straing bag
and brought to a boil. I then used the water only with a VERY slight
squeeze on the bag of bananas.

For anyone having trouble clearing your fruit wines, you might try this on
your next go around.


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Old 19-12-2003, 11:21 PM
Stephen
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Default Bananas Re-discovered

thats funny cause the one im having trouble clearing is banana wine. LOL
"Paul E. Lehmann" wrote in message
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Several days ago I had a request for some grapefruit wine I made last

year.
I sent the recipe and noted that I had used bananas in the recipe. This

has
not been my normal procedure - and then I remembered. The wine had

cleared
naturally and in short order.

Something clicked in my mind so I did a search on bananas and clarifying
wine and sure enough, Lum's page mentions using bananas in fruit wine to

aid
in clarification. I got a couple stubborn batches right now so I think I
will create some banana liquor and see what happens. In the grapefruit
wine, I used only one pound of sliced bananas. I put them in a straing

bag
and brought to a boil. I then used the water only with a VERY slight
squeeze on the bag of bananas.

For anyone having trouble clearing your fruit wines, you might try this on
your next go around.




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Old 24-12-2003, 10:30 PM
Ray
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Default Bananas Re-discovered

C.J.J. Berry also mentions using boiled black bananas as a clearing agent.
Worth a shot.

Ray

"Paul E. Lehmann" wrote in message
...
Several days ago I had a request for some grapefruit wine I made last

year.
I sent the recipe and noted that I had used bananas in the recipe. This

has
not been my normal procedure - and then I remembered. The wine had

cleared
naturally and in short order.

Something clicked in my mind so I did a search on bananas and clarifying
wine and sure enough, Lum's page mentions using bananas in fruit wine to

aid
in clarification. I got a couple stubborn batches right now so I think I
will create some banana liquor and see what happens. In the grapefruit
wine, I used only one pound of sliced bananas. I put them in a straing

bag
and brought to a boil. I then used the water only with a VERY slight
squeeze on the bag of bananas.

For anyone having trouble clearing your fruit wines, you might try this on
your next go around.





 




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