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I'd like to make some neutral wine for topping off 5 gallon carboys
after racking. Something that wouldn't be overwhelming when mixed in small quantities in various fruit wines. So far googling the archives indicates potato or banana make good wines for blending with other fruit wines. Am I on the right track here? Anyone have experience with either of these? What else would you recommend? Thanks Steve |
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![]() Thanks Greg for the tip on rhubarb wine. I'll keep my eyes open for a patch! Had a good day today. Went "dumpster diving" today at the local recycling center. Recycled (found): ten (whohoo!) 4L jugs two 1gal. jugs four 3L jugs nice variety of 1.5L and .75L bottles. Oh yea. Now to soak off the labels, clean 'em up and put them to use. Steve > Greg Cook > wrote: >Rhubarb marries well with other fruits and does not dominate. |
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