Madriver Wines
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Ditto I use 3 to 3 1/2 per gallon and have gotten great reviews on my blueberry. As luck would have it I am drinking a glass now, early but darn good.
Wow, 15# is not really enough for 6 gallons thats only 2 1/2 # per gallon. I would have doubled it 5-6# per gallon is what too shoot for. Not to worry, just make a strong f-pac.[/QUOTE
I think it would depend on where the blueberries came from. I used a 5 quart ice cream pail picked wild north of Cook, MN. Tasted real nice. I have 5 gallons going nowfrom 20 pounds of frozen blueberries from Sams Club and it tastes weak.
Seems those small wild berries have more flavor.
Seems those small wild berries have more flavor.
Wade I dont know if I am a fan of f-pacs or not. It adds flavor but also changes the flavor. Maybe I am doing something wrong?? When I tried a strawberry with vs with out an f-pac, both sweetened first, I was leaning heavily towards the one with out? It tasted more like wine while the other was more like a juice. But what will the difference be in 6 months? I dont know, yet.The only thing is that I typically add more afterwards for an f-pack. Usually about 1/3 what I used in making it up.
Wade I dont know if I am a fan of f-pacs or not. It adds flavor but also changes the flavor.
But what will the difference be in 6 months? I dont know, yet.
ONCE UPON A TIME IN A WINERY FAR FAR AWAY...................................
A young winemaker named Joe sat down with his protege Tom ..
Tell me a story pwease.. said Tom..
Joe took another swig of moonshine and considered the request carefully.. for he didn't want to scare Tom too badly, with his stories of the 'great rampant yeasties of the winelands' and their ancient battle with the winemaking wizards..
I have just the one for you me lad, he sighed and breathing fumes heavy enough to curl young Toms hair..
he began his tale...
One day while walking thru the yeast fields looking for a good ripe one to pick for my wine I came across...............
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