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I just started a batch of blackberry/cherry wine.
I modified a recipe from Jack Keller's website to include cherries. a.. 4 lb. blackberries a.. 2 lb. Sweet Dark Cherries a.. 2-1/2 lb. granulated sugar a.. 1/2 tsp. pectic enzyme a.. 1/2 tsp. acid blend a.. 7 pts. water a.. wine yeast and nutrient Ok so here are my questions. 1. I was not able to get a gravity reading, the hydrometer would was sinking to the bottom. The must had a very sweet taste and that's all I know. I used a blender to liquefy the fruit. I like for my wine to finish dry at around 13.5 percent. How can I make sure that the amount of sugar is correct if I cant get a reading. 2. After deciding to make the wine I thought I would look on the internet to see if anyone had posted about Blackberry&Cherry wine and I couldn't find anything. I hope this isn't a bad mixture. Has anyone here done this before and if so how did it turn out? Thanks, David |
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