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My dear neighbor harvested his prune tree yesterday and gave me about
30 pounds (weighed with pits). This morning i'm smashing and de-pitting them and eating a few and thinking port with these plums instead of the Petite Syrah I'd planned for port wine. So here's a basic plan for 3 gallons of Prune Plum Port: 25 lbs of Prune Plums 1 lbs golden raisins Priemer Cuvee Ferement on skins Add sugar in stages till alcohol level is as far as yeast will take it. Add Everclear to 20% as (if) needed. Sweeten to taste. Age and bottle. Commets please as this will be the first time for a port> TIA Steve noobie Oregon |
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