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Congratulations!!!!

I stay at home in case the girls need bail money.

I tried to keep the vines in my yard a secret, it did not work. The deer know the exact moment when they are ready and take full advantage of my absence or slumber.

Lol! Not if I get there first!

Racked the muscadine, second pressing muscadine and blueberry. Squeezed pulp bag on new blueberry and checked SG. Converted a corner of the barn into a wine lab. Mulched the blueberry plants. Finished with a steak and fixings.

I left it with an airlock on until it was free of gas and sediment. Bottled basically so I could try another batch.

I did the same thing with my first attempt at making wine. Got worried about leaving the baby home alone while on vacation and got in a hurry. I put it away, out of site and out of mind, and it cleared in about four months. It is now bottled and hidden. I will see what I have in the bottle...

Hang in there, everything looks o.k. to me but I am almost as green as you are. I would let it ferment until your hydrometer reads 1.000 or less for a few days. Someone with more experience will be along soon I am sure. If it taste good now you most likely on the right track.

Today attacked some neglected muscadine vines and planted some blueberry plants.

My first bottle and my first label. Thanks for all the advice and info posted here and thank goodness for DB, it is keeping the Blueberry and Muscadine aging in a carboy.

Whoa! You survived the ultimate bottle bomb! It is still a good day!!

I think your right, I am too redneck for that.

I want one.

My attempt at the Moonshiner's muscadine. Second pressing is fresh out of the bucket. Thanks for the help Jswordy.

Cut the grass, trimmed the roses, painted the football field cooked supper and checked SG on some muscadine. My feet hurt.

Good times!

I cannot speak about the apple, have not tried it yet. For peach, you will need plenty of fruit and patience.

A South Georgia court room was filled with family and friends from both sides as the case of a stolen can of peaches was being heard by the court. The judge asked the defendant "Did you in fact take the can of peaches?" The man answered "Yes sir, I was hungry and short on cash". "How many...

Thank you Rocky. I must say I have surprised myself! Wade, I did remove some. It posed to be a little difficult to take a sample to check SG. I also worried about losing power to a thunderstorm and losing AC for an extended period of time. Thank you.

Update on blueberry.