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I made a 6 gallon batch of banana wine a year or two ago. Myself and a few other folks liked it well enough but overall it wasn't well received by those that typically share my wine.

Jim,What is 5th photo of?

I've made several batches (maybe 4-5 six gallon batches) of peach wine and clearing has always needed a second hit of Super-Kleer along with a second hit of pectin enzyme. End result has always been a haze free wine.

This mornings walk was in a winter wonderland...

I think~10 batches (6 gal/23 L) a year now keeps me at level where production approximately equals consumption and gifting.

Welcome to the forum! Are you a kit wine maker?

Just two wildflower photos taken during early morning neighborhood dog walk...

Nicole, I checked you out at http://www.sipnsharewine.net. Your "Story" is very interesting. So when do we get to see you on Shark Tank? ;)

IMHO if you don't need to stir it doesn't make a dimes worth of difference whether you cover (i.e. airlock) or not so long as you gave the must a good stir/mixing before pitching the yeast. If not airlocked you'd of course want some sort of cover to keep fruit flies and such out of the must.

Hey Varis, congrats on your 25th! :f2

So once again you left the kids at home... PARTY TIME! :db

Doesn't have the same impact as when you post your beach scenes in the winter. ;)

I don't get the bull whips. What am I missing?

I've never had a wine take 3-8 weeks to stop fermenting whether a kit, bucket or fruit wine. You didn't say what day you're on (5-7 as in the instructions?) but I'd just keep it locked down and check SG again at around 14 days since pitching the yeast. Love my fruit wines good luck with yours.

Sorry, I can see where my comment could easily be taken as a back handed compliment. With hindsight, figuratively speaking, I should have kept my mouth shut. I really do like the photo.

Thanks, that makes sense. I've only seen one so far this season.

As caught on my trail cam. Is this a big bear? Also got some daytime deer. Look decent size. Shouldn't I also be seeing some fawns?

As nice as the photo is as is I bet someone with an artistic eye could do a little cropping and make it even nicer.

Just some ordinary wild flowers alongside a road...

Roy G Biv seen on Mills Hill Road between Shumway Hill Road and Arnot Road. This would be a bit south of RT. 6 between Wellsboro and Mansfield Pa. [My dog Sadie and I will often take early evening dirt road runs looking for critters and such.]