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  • The Different Types of Wine

    August 13, 2014 by  
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    One of the most common questions you may have when you begin considering making homemade wine is what type of wine you should make. There are certainly plenty of different types of wines from which to choose. Understanding the different types of wines can help you to narrow down the choices and select the type… Read More »

    The Importance of Cleanliness and Patience in Winemaking

    August 13, 2014 by  
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    Winemaking can be an extremely satisfying activity and hobby with a wonderful end result that also makes for wonderful gifts. If you have already experimented with brewing ales and beers you may already be familiar with many of the steps associated with the process of making wine. Winemaking is generally the next step for many… Read More »

    Testing and Adjusting your Wine

    August 13, 2014 by  
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    Two of the keys to making a great batch of wine are testing and making adjustments based on those tests. There are two critical areas where you will need to perform tests and possibly make adjustments. Those are sugar and acid levels. As you are already aware, the sugar level of your wine is incredibly… Read More »

    Should you Stop the Fermentation Process?

    August 13, 2014 by  
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    In some cases you may find it desirable to stop the fermentation process before it comes to a stop on its own. The most common reason for wishing to stop the fermentation process is that you have found the wine already has the exact amount of sweetness that you prefer and you do not want… Read More »

    Making Rose Wines

    August 13, 2014 by  
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    The interest in Rosé wine has become markedly increased. At one time this type of wine tended to be somewhat looked down upon and was frequently referred to as a ‘summer’ wine due to the fact that it was much lighter than a white wine or red wine. Today there are many different styles of… Read More »

    How to Get Started Making Wine at Home

    August 13, 2014 by  
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    If you have given some thought to the idea of making wine at home but just haven’t quite gotten around to it yet, there is no reason to delay any longer. Thousands of people around the world happily enjoy the benefits and rewards of making their own wine. While certain equipment is required, you do… Read More »

    Introduction to Wine Grape Growing

    August 13, 2014 by  
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    While wine can certainly be made from a variety of different vegetable matters, most wines are produced from grapes. Ironically, grapes commonly grow in areas where it is difficult if not impossible to grow other crops. Bordeaux, France is known for producing some of the best grapes, and wines, in the world; however, at first… Read More »

    How to Start your Own Wine Journal

    August 13, 2014 by  
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    Many years ago homemakers made a practice of keeping kitchen journals. A lot of information went into those journals, including successfully adapted recipes and the likes and dislikes of guests who were frequently invited to dinner. These kitchen journals made the process of running a kitchen far more efficient. If you are going to make… Read More »

    Guide to the Basics of Winemaking

    August 13, 2014 by  
    Posted in Wine Making Guides

    Before you begin your first batch of wine, it is a good idea to understand something of the background of wine and the basics of winemaking. Today there are certainly many kits which can be purchased which will walk you step by step through the process of winemaking. Even so, you may find that you… Read More »

    Guide to Temperature Storage of Wine

    August 13, 2014 by  
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    After your wine has been bottled you will need to take careful steps to ensure that careful temperatures are maintained in order for the wine to remain stable. In most cases, it is best to store your wine in cool temperatures. For long-term storage, most bottled wines do better when stored at a temperature of… Read More »

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