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I do them kinda like @joeswine suggests. Two cans of frozen white grape juice concentrate plus whatever amount of sugar to boost the Starting SG. So far in the 5-6 mist type wines I've done I've used all the fpac or whatever its called as per kit instructions. All the wines so far have been well...

I live about 10 miles outside of Wellsboro, PA. Wellsboro held a Winters Celebration Day to attract folks to come to town. Main attractions for the day, as I saw it, was the cars that would be in the Winter RallySprint, ice carving, arts and crafts and chile tasting. If I got it right for the...

Guess its a good thing I never looked at the backside of that particular bench. :)

Exactly how I would have answered the question... [Yeah, right. ;)]

Maybe a can of frozen white grape juice concentrate and then some sugar to hit your target starting SG? My thinking is that the juice will help hold the balance.

Lonely bench just off the trail in Hills Creek State Park. Just waiting for the summer when two teenagers meet, their families camping at the park, to walk the trail, to sit down,to hold hands and maybe to share their first kiss...

While out walking the dog in the hood...Deer in the early morning fog...

Welcome to the forum! Looks like you jumped in with both feet... Good for you! :b BTW, stationed in SC as a young Marine in 1966. Never got inland much but really did enjoy the coastal regions in SC.

Welcome from north central Pennsylvania! So, are you already making wine or looking to start?

Welcome to the forum! Sorry I can't personally help you as I just do kits and fruit wines. Probably help if you asked a few questions with more specificity.

I bag. Remember once not doing so and having to reach down into the pale in order to free the auto siphon tip from continuous clogging. Bag loosely then punch down and squeeze once or twice a day while in primary to get most of the goodies extracted is what I do.

She looks like a real clean machine Jim. Admire that you've taken such good care of her.

Yet again our morning "puppy hike" found Sadie and I in PA Game Lands #37. Took a picture of Crooked Creek [I'm beginning to understand how this creek got its name] and a bloody spot on the ground where some small critter, I'm guessing a rabbit, recently lost its life...

Are you moving them yourself? When I used a moving company 3 years ago they would move guns, with the proper paper work, but not wine. I was told however that boxes labeled "marinate" would not be an issue. Rater than bend/break the rules I moved my wine myself from CT to PA. They were in...

Here is a link to a bunch of them... https://www.lifewire.com/internet-memes-that-have-won-our-hearts-3573553

Wow!

What about synthetics? I'm guessing they would last longer, yes? BTW, guess I was lucky because I've used amalgamate corks that were 3-4 years old with no issues of which I'm aware.

Welcome to to the forum Steve! Very nice intro BTW. What town in Ct are you from? I grew up summers in Oxford, CT starting in 1945. Moved to Southbury, from NYC, to become a full time resident in 1976. Left CT 3 years ago to move to PA. CT taxes on retirement income was/is brutal.

Just my opinion... Instead of the standing figure I think a nude in repose would have worked better.

Isn't someone supposed to post something like... "Your nephew is in the picture?" :)