hi, about ten years ago in london u.k. i went to my local winemakers shop
and they sold me something called wheat sugar (which i was told had already
'by-passed' some of the stages of the fermentation process). when mixed
with apple juice made from concentrate it produced a very tolerable and
quickly produced 'white wine like' drink.

i was told it was not made available to the general public. is there
anywhere (preferably in the u.k.) that i could buy some of this wheat sugar
again?

thanking you for any help. yours john west

Do you have any other info about this product, packaging, name etc.
Stephen SG
Buxton UK


"john west++++" > wrote in message
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| hi, about ten years ago in london u.k. i went to my local winemakers shop
| and they sold me something called wheat sugar (which i was told had
already
| 'by-passed' some of the stages of the fermentation process). when mixed
| with apple juice made from concentrate it produced a very tolerable and
| quickly produced 'white wine like' drink.
|
| i was told it was not made available to the general public. is there
| anywhere (preferably in the u.k.) that i could buy some of this wheat
sugar
| again?
|
| thanking you for any help. yours john west
|
|

Does this look right ;-wheat-sugar liquid,
http://www.cargill.com/prodserv/sugar.htm
Try this?

Stephen SG


"john west++++" > wrote in message
news:mpPtc.373$ZT5.73@newsfe2-win...
| hi, about ten years ago in london u.k. i went to my local winemakers shop
| and they sold me something called wheat sugar (which i was told had
already
| 'by-passed' some of the stages of the fermentation process). when mixed
| with apple juice made from concentrate it produced a very tolerable and
| quickly produced 'white wine like' drink.
|
| i was told it was not made available to the general public. is there
| anywhere (preferably in the u.k.) that i could buy some of this wheat
sugar
| again?
|
| thanking you for any help. yours john west
|
|