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I've tried a simple recipe off of the net for Orange wine. The first time I
tried it, the fermentation bubbled like boiling water for four days and stopped almost cold. Since that was my first try ever I assumed I did something wrong. So I tried the same recipe again and almost the exact thing happened again - hard fermentation and then an almost complete stop. When I measure the specific gravity it shows .99 or perhaps slightly below that. When tasted it is completely tart without a trace of the copious amounts of sugar added - 6 lbs to 2 gallons of water and 10 lbs of Oranges, sans peels of course, ground up Oranges in a strainer sack. When I read all the stuff about making wine they talk about it taking a week in the initial fermentation and then perhaps a month in the first carboy with additional fermentation the entire way. Comment anyone? |
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