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Winemaking (rec.crafts.winemaking) Discussion of the process, recipes, tips, techniques and general exchange of lore on the process, methods and history of wine making. Includes traditional grape wines, sparkling wines & champagnes. |
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A 97 and he is still around? I think you are safe! Or he must be a
devious person with an unbelievable self-control. R > wrote in message >. .. > Heya! > > A friend of mine who likes to brew up wine and beer recently gave me > a bottle of chokecherry that he's had stowed away since '97. Sounds > *great* to me; I love wine, and I love people willing to do it > themselves. > > However, I've read that chokecherry seeds contain a small amount of > cyanic acid. How great is the danger of cyanide poisoning when > drinking chokecherry wines? I assume that fermenting correctly (not > breaking open the seeds) keeps the danger to zero, but what is the > danger if it is not brewed in such a manner? (I don't know if this is > the case or not, I'm just playing worst case scenario. Cyanide is one > of those poisions that often does not give warning before sudden > death; it'd be a hell of a way to end a good date. ![]() > > Thanks, > > -R |
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