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Bob Gillespie
 
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Although this post was about a year and 1/2 ago, I found it interesting
to make and try the win
It was easy to make and very good if you like a sweet wine. I would
like to make it
less sweet without making it taste too yeasty. I tried to reply to Mr.
Orr's
orignial message but the email was returned. would like help from the
group on
how to make the faux wine but make it less sweet. Hope you can help.
Bob

> > I'm not a learned winemaking scolar and I don't know much about wine

> making
> > chemistry but I make what I call a "faux" wine. I call it that because I

> don't

use juice.
1 gal water
4 cups sugar
3 caps lemon concentrate
3 caps cherry extract
> > 1 package yeast, disolved
> >
> > Mix in a stainless steel container and place in a 1 gallon jug with relief

> valve
> > tube. Allow to ferment for 28 days and then siphon off 3/4 inch above

> bottom
> > (above dead yeast) (I use a copper tube I special made for this purpose).

> Wash
> > out gallon jug and put wine back in jug. Install relief valve tube.

> Allow to
> > set and clarify for 8 days. Siphon off 3/4 inch above bottom. and bottle.

> You
> > can drink it then or allow it to age in the bottle. Makes 2 quarts of

> wine.
> >
> > Bill
> >
> >





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Bill Orr
try this location

"Bob Gillespie" > wrote in message
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| Although this post was about a year and 1/2 ago, I found it interesting
| to make and try the win
| It was easy to make and very good if you like a sweet wine. I would
| like to make it
| less sweet without making it taste too yeasty. I tried to reply to Mr.
| Orr's
| orignial message but the email was returned. would like help from the
| group on
| how to make the faux wine but make it less sweet. Hope you can help.
| Bob
|
| > > I'm not a learned winemaking scolar and I don't know much about wine
| > making
| > > chemistry but I make what I call a "faux" wine. I call it that
because I
| > don't
| use juice.
| 1 gal water
| 4 cups sugar
| 3 caps lemon concentrate
| 3 caps cherry extract
| > > 1 package yeast, disolved
| > >
| > > Mix in a stainless steel container and place in a 1 gallon jug with
relief
| > valve
| > > tube. Allow to ferment for 28 days and then siphon off 3/4 inch above
| > bottom
| > > (above dead yeast) (I use a copper tube I special made for this
purpose).
| > Wash
| > > out gallon jug and put wine back in jug. Install relief valve tube.
| > Allow to
| > > set and clarify for 8 days. Siphon off 3/4 inch above bottom. and
bottle.
| > You
| > > can drink it then or allow it to age in the bottle. Makes 2 quarts of
| > wine.
| > >
| > > Bill
| > >
| > >
|
|
|
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Bob

> Bill Orr

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