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I'm interested in making a ginger wine --- not the kind like Stone's
Green Ginger Wine (although that's good), but a white or rosé wine fermented with ginger in it, probably a strong apéritif-like one. These [1,2] are the closest recipes that I've been able to find, and I wonder if anyone here has recently tried them or anything similar. In particular, I'd appreciate advice on the following points. * How much ginger for about 4.5 litres of wine? (I like ginger and won't mind if the result has a very strong taste.) * Should I peel it before shredding it? * How long should it stay in the must? Thanks. [1] http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/reques41.asp [2] http://www.greenchronicle.com/connie...inger_wine.htm -- Classical Greek lent itself to the promulgation of a rich culture, indeed, to Western civilization. Computer languages bring us doorbells that chime with thirty-two tunes, alt.sex.bestiality, and Tetris clones. (Stoll 1995) |
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