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Last spring or early summer I bought 20-25 pounds of *really ripe* pears.
I squished them up and followed a recipe for pear wine. I followed the steps and racked it into a carboy. This stuff has been sitting in the carboy for several months now, and it's really terrible. It has a kind of a bitter/sour taste, certainly nobody would enjoy drinking it. So... do I toss it out, or are there any ideas out there about how I may rescue it. The good news is that I don't have a lot of money invested in it - I got the pears for $3.00. Thanks for any ideas. BB |
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