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I have no idea what a Muskellunge is, but if a recipe exists, Jack Keller would have it. His website is at: http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/ Greg |
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muskellunges are a bretty good sized predatory fish.
I do not think you will make a decent wine out of them. Now muscadets can be made into a decent dry white wine and muscadines can be made into a nice sweet wine that smells like gasoline. http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/reques15.asp Willie S wrote: Hello, I have about 35 gallons of wild muskellunges that i would like to turn into wine.But i have no clue how to go about doing it.Any help would be great. Tia Willie |
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Droopy, Thanks, i wasn't sure on the spelling,but muscadines is what i have ![]() Was in the woods all day working & found a S___Load of them and figured i'd get some before the deer ate em all. Gas smelling wine huh? Thanks again gonna take a look at that site Willie |
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Miam, fish wine ! Should be terrific with a bowl of Chardonnay grapes
![]() Marc "Droopy" a écrit dans le message de oups.com... muskellunges are a bretty good sized predatory fish. I do not think you will make a decent wine out of them. Now muscadets can be made into a decent dry white wine and muscadines can be made into a nice sweet wine that smells like gasoline. http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/reques15.asp Willie S wrote: Hello, I have about 35 gallons of wild muskellunges that i would like to turn into wine.But i have no clue how to go about doing it.Any help would be great. Tia Willie |
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Muscadines are starting to make their way into comercial wines and even win
competitions. I know Jack Keller will have a lot to say about them. Ray "Willie S" wrote in message ... Droopy, Thanks, i wasn't sure on the spelling,but muscadines is what i have ![]() Was in the woods all day working & found a S___Load of them and figured i'd get some before the deer ate em all. Gas smelling wine huh? Thanks again gonna take a look at that site Willie |
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I've mad wild muscadine wine and it turned out a little foxy but better than
some commercial stuff I've had. Dick "Ray Calvert" wrote in message et... Muscadines are starting to make their way into comercial wines and even win competitions. I know Jack Keller will have a lot to say about them. Ray "Willie S" wrote in message ... Droopy, Thanks, i wasn't sure on the spelling,but muscadines is what i have ![]() Was in the woods all day working & found a S___Load of them and figured i'd get some before the deer ate em all. Gas smelling wine huh? Thanks again gonna take a look at that site Willie |
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Do you possibly have a picture (link) of what these look like growing
in the wild? or you can email it to me and I'll post the link... real email is remove the x's please. Greg On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 00:15:30 -0500, (Willie S) wrote: Droopy, Thanks, i wasn't sure on the spelling,but muscadines is what i have ![]() Was in the woods all day working & found a S___Load of them and figured i'd get some before the deer ate em all. Gas smelling wine huh? Thanks again gonna take a look at that site Willie |
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Google "Images" with "muscadine grape vine", and it shows:
www.cnr.vt.edu/DENDRO/dendrology www.biosurvey.ou.edu/shrub/viror.htm --- this one is a good shot www.wgcu.org/Fllandscape I've been following the thread, thanks for the discussion. -- DAve Do you possibly have a picture (link) of what these look like growing in the wild? or you can email it to me and I'll post the link... real email is remove the x's please. Greg On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 00:15:30 -0500, (Willie S) wrote: Droopy, Thanks, i wasn't sure on the spelling,but muscadines is what i have ![]() Was in the woods all day working & found a S___Load of them and figured i'd get some before the deer ate em all. Gas smelling wine huh? Thanks again gonna take a look at that site Willie |
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