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I got mine free....
it has cast iron rollers... "William Frazier" > wrote in message >... > Pete wrote "I have a press and a crusher, but no destemmer." > > Pete - Same situation here at my place. I crush and then rub the stems over > a piece of 2-mesh stainless steel cloth. This keeps the stems out and lets > the grapes fall through. It's a lot of work...crushing only takes a few > minutes but getting the stems out takes longer. Wish I had bought the > crusher-destemmer machine but I got cheap. > > That said I believe the best wine I've made was back when my wife crushed > the grapes by foot. Then we separated the stems like mentioned above. My > crusher has rubber parts that crush the grapes and is pretty gentle on the > seeds but I believe foot crushing results in a must that makes better wine. > Probably not true but it's still fun to make wine that way. > > Bill Frazier > Olathe, Kansas USA |
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