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Hello,
Just wanted to update those who were interested in making wine out of frozen concentrates other than Welch's. I have tried making wine out of Old Orchard 100% frozen fruit juices. Yesterday, I opened a bottle of Apple, Kiwi, Strawberry made in December 2002 at about 10% Alcohol. I was very happy with it - light, fruity smooth taste. The only problem I've had with making wine from these Old Orchard frozen concentrates, is that they are sometimes difficult to get to finish fermenting to dry - they sometimes stick. I've had better luck adding yeast nutrient to the regular recipe, or treating the must like a regular fruit wine by fermenting in my plastic primary bucket, rather than in a glass jug with airlock & bung. My feeling is that Old Orchard puts something in their frozen concentrates which Welch's doesn't, but I'm not sure what it might be. Anyway, the wines are worth trying, and I'm definitely going to make this one again. I have an Apple, Strawberry, Banana wine, and an Apple Raspberry to try in the next month or so. Darlene Wisconsin USA |
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