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Welchs Concord Grape Juice Concentrate
I have been given some of this, 12 cans to be exact. Can a decent wine be
made from this? I see Jack K has a concentrate recipe for Welchs, but not sure this is the same type. Could I use that recipe? If so any advice on how much concentrate to use per gallon and should I add any other items to give it more body and flavor? Any advice would be appreciated. Dan PS: anyone know of any wine making clubs in the Everett, Seattle Washington area? |
Welchs Concord Grape Juice Concentrate
Dan,
Are we talking about Welch's 100% Concord grape juice frozen concentrate? If so, then yes a decent wine can be made if you're willing to let it age. Yes, please use Jack's recipe. I use 2 containers per gallon, and just follow the rest of his recipe. Darlene "Dan Swinton" > wrote in message ... > I have been given some of this, 12 cans to be exact. Can a decent wine be > made from this? I see Jack K has a concentrate recipe for Welchs, but not > sure this is the same type. Could I use that recipe? > > If so any advice on how much concentrate to use per gallon and should I add > any other items to give it more body and flavor? > > Any advice would be appreciated. > > Dan > > PS: anyone know of any wine making clubs in the Everett, Seattle Washington > area? > > |
Welchs Concord Grape Juice Concentrate
I haven't tried any myself, but I have a batch of 100% Niagara going.
I've heard from others that the 100% Concord makes a pretty decent wine. Use 2 12 ounce containers per gallon. Actually think they are 11.5 ounces, but you get the idea. Let us know how it turns out. Greg On Sat, 5 Jun 2004 07:09:03 -0500, "Dar V" > wrote: >Dan, >Are we talking about Welch's 100% Concord grape juice frozen concentrate? >If so, then yes a decent wine can be made if you're willing to let it age. >Yes, please use Jack's recipe. I use 2 containers per gallon, and just >follow the rest of his recipe. >Darlene > >"Dan Swinton" > wrote in message .. . >> I have been given some of this, 12 cans to be exact. Can a decent wine be >> made from this? I see Jack K has a concentrate recipe for Welchs, but not >> sure this is the same type. Could I use that recipe? >> >> If so any advice on how much concentrate to use per gallon and should I >add >> any other items to give it more body and flavor? >> >> Any advice would be appreciated. >> >> Dan >> >> PS: anyone know of any wine making clubs in the Everett, Seattle >Washington >> area? >> >> > > |
Welchs Concord Grape Juice Concentrate
Anyone care to post the recipe???
Thanks, GH On Sat, 05 Jun 2004 05:41:21 GMT, "Dan Swinton" > wrote: >I have been given some of this, 12 cans to be exact. Can a decent wine be >made from this? I see Jack K has a concentrate recipe for Welchs, but not >sure this is the same type. Could I use that recipe? > >If so any advice on how much concentrate to use per gallon and should I add >any other items to give it more body and flavor? > >Any advice would be appreciated. > >Dan > >PS: anyone know of any wine making clubs in the Everett, Seattle Washington >area? > |
Welchs Concord Grape Juice Concentrate
Hi. http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/reques65.asp thats the
address for the recipe.Here in my area only frozen Welches grape cocktail is available.The ingredients list nothing but grape juices however. The wine I am making from it(1gal),has trouble finishing fermenting. First it stopped altogether,then is verrrryyyy slow even using a large yeast starter.Its still working after 6 weeks or so.Anyone else have similar experience with this product?......andy j. |
Welchs Concord Grape Juice Concentrate
Yes, I have. Just be patient. Next time try some yeast nutrient - it seems
to help things get going and stay going. Darlene "Andy j." > wrote in message m... > Hi. http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/reques65.asp thats the > address for the recipe.Here in my area only frozen Welches grape > cocktail is available.The ingredients list nothing but grape juices > however. The wine I am making from it(1gal),has trouble finishing > fermenting. First it stopped altogether,then is verrrryyyy slow even > using a large yeast starter.Its still working after 6 weeks or > so.Anyone else have similar experience with this product?......andy j. |
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