Good recipes for beginners?
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LittleBearGameFarm
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The Dragon Blood is an easy and early drinking recipe. To be honest though, I think doing a kit, such as a Vintner's Reserve, can't get too much easier. Everything is in the kit that you need. My first wine try (just 6 months ago) was the Mezza Luna Red and I thought that was good very early as well (its gone except 4 bottles I'm saving for a year.) My sister who travels the world visiting vineyards even thought it was pretty good, or she was blowing smoke up my #$%!
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If, between my LHBS and grocery store, I can get all the ingredients I'm going to do the Dragon Blood mentioned above. This will be after having over the past 13 months done 9 kits. I personally would not have been ready/comfortable to try a recipe before having done a few kits.
If, between my LHBS and grocery store, I can get all the ingredients I'm going to do the Dragon Blood mentioned above. This will be after having over the past 13 months done 9 kits. I personally would not have been ready/comfortable to try a recipe before having done a few kits.
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Kits are very easy to follow. I'm a bad example I guess. I am a newbie and tweaked my very first kit and haven't followed any original recipe. But as mentioned above kits are easy to follow and all ingredients are included
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